The purpose of this study is to examine the printed books of Ch'ŏnji myŏngyang suryuk chae'ŭi chanyo(天地冥陽水陸齋儀纂要) - Jungryemun(中禮文) for short - was published in Joseon dynasty. Jungryemun is the ritual manual for Shuilu that Buddhist rite for deliverance of creatures of water and land. This study can be summarized as following: There are 36 printed books in the Republic of Korea. Analysis showed that a profusion of the books had published from the late 16th century to the early 17th century, especially in Jeollado. The other hand, the publication prospered in the early 16th century and the late 17th century in Gyeongsangdo. Physical description was analyzed that Jungryemun usually have 7lines 17ideography, except 2 editions that has 8lines 14ideography. Generally, physical description was not diverse, because the liturgy aim at perfect sameness. Stand on physical description, the origin of the edition of 7lines 17ideography is published by royal. The books that was printed in Buddhist temples have the information about partic- ipants. The participants was classified under three heads that vocational technicians, supporters and donators.