The Gabo Donghak Revolution Memorial Tower was erected on October 3, 1963, at the Hwangtohyun Battle Site, the location of the first battle and victory of the Donghak Peasant Army. Subsequently, the Hwangtohyun Battle Site was designated as Historic Site No. 295 on December 10, 1981. In 1983, a site of approximately 148,760 square meters (45,000 pyeong) adjacent to the battlefield was secured, and a memorial hall was constructed by the end of that year. The site has since evolved into its current state through several key developments: the expansion and reopening of the current memorial hall, the relocation of the Memorial Foundation, the replacement of the General Jeon Bong-jun statue, and the establishment of the Donghak Peasant Revolution Memorial Park. Through these changes, the Hwangtohyun Battle Site has firmly established itself as a true sanctuary of the Donghak Peasant Revolution. However, despite these 60 years of development, there has been a lack of comprehensive documentation detailing which entities were involved and what processes were followed to shape the site into its present form. Recognizing the need for such a record, I have compiled this article titled "Trends in the Commemorative Projects of the Hwangtohyun Battle Site.”