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{{Infobox royalty
{{Infobox royalty
| name = Yi Jeung<br />{{nobold|이증}}
| name = Yi Jeung<br />{{nobold|이증}}
| title = Prince Gyeyang {{noitalic|(계양군)}}
| title = Prince Gyeyang {{noitalic|({{Korean|hangul=계양군|labels=no}})}}
| birth_date = 12 August 1427
| birth_date = 12 August 1427
| birth_place = [[Joseon]]
| birth_place = [[Joseon]]
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| dynasty = [[House of Yi]]
| dynasty = [[House of Yi]]
}}
}}
'''Yi Jeung''' (12 August 1427 – 16 August 1464), formally known as '''Prince Gyeyang''' ({{Korean|hangul=계양군|labels=no}}), was the eighth son of [[Sejong the Great]] born by Royal Noble Consort Shin. Among his father's sons, he was the most favoured, along with his young half-brother, Prince Yeongeung.<ref name=":0">[[Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty]], Annals of King Danjong, Volum 14</ref>
'''Yi Jeung''' ({{Korean|hangul=이증}}; 12 August 1427 – 16 August 1464), formally known as '''Prince Gyeyang''' ({{Korean|hangul=계양군|labels=no}}), was the eighth son of [[Sejong the Great]] born by Royal Noble Consort Shin. Among his father's sons, he was the most favoured, along with his young half-brother, Prince Yeongeung.<ref name=":0">[[Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty]], Annals of King Danjong, Volum 14</ref>


== Biography ==
== Biography ==
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He helped his older half-brother, [[Sejo of Joseon|Grand Prince Suyang]], and participated in a coup d'état against his nephew, [[Danjong of Joseon|King Dajong]]. After Sejo's accession to the throne, he was given the rank of Jwaik Gongsin ({{Korean|hangul=좌익공신|labels=no}}). Right after Sejo's accession to the throne, he gained his trust and was favored by his brother. Since then, he has participated in various royal events.
He helped his older half-brother, [[Sejo of Joseon|Grand Prince Suyang]], and participated in a coup d'état against his nephew, [[Danjong of Joseon|King Dajong]]. After Sejo's accession to the throne, he was given the rank of Jwaik Gongsin ({{Korean|hangul=좌익공신|labels=no}}). Right after Sejo's accession to the throne, he gained his trust and was favored by his brother. Since then, he has participated in various royal events.


His wife is Lady Han, the daughter of [[Han Hwak]], the Councillor of Joseon, and the older sister of [[Queen Insu|Queen Sohye]], who was King Sejo’s daughter-in-law and [[Crown Prince Uigyeong|King Uigyeong]]’s wife.
His wife is Lady Han, the daughter of [[Han Hwak]], the Councillor of Joseon, and the older sister of [[Queen Insu|Queen Sohye]], who was King Sejo's daughter-in-law and [[Crown Prince Uigyeong|King Uigyeong]]'s wife.


== Family ==
== Family ==
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'''Consorts and issue(s):'''
'''Consorts and issue(s):'''


* Wife: Princess Consort Jeongseon of the [[Cheongju Han clan]] ({{Korean|hangul=정선군부인 한씨|labels=no}}; 12 April 1426 – 27 April 1480); [[Han Hwak]]'s second daughter
* Wife: Han Yu-san ({{Korean|hangul=한유산|hanja=韓柚山|labels=no}}), Princess Consort Jeongseon of the [[Cheongju Han clan]] ({{Korean|hangul=정선군부인 한씨|labels=no}}; 12 April 1426 – 27 April 1480); [[Han Hwak]]'s second daughter
** Princess Yi of the Jeonju Yi clan ({{Korean|hangul=향주 전주 이씨|labels=no}}; 1441–?), 1st daughter
** Princess Yi of the Jeonju Yi clan ({{Korean|hangul=향주 전주 이씨|labels=no}}; 1441–?), 1st daughter
** Yi Ye, Prince Yeongwon ({{Korean|hangul=영원군 예|labels=no}}; 1450 – 16 June 1513), 1st son
** Yi Ye, Prince Yeongwon ({{Korean|hangul=영원군 예|labels=no}}; 1450 – 16 June 1513), 1st son
** Yi Suk, Prince Kangyang ({{Korean|hangul=강양군 숙|labels=no}}; 1453 — 1499), 2nd son
** Yi Suk, Prince Kangyang ({{Korean|hangul=강양군 숙|labels=no}}; 1453–1499), 2nd son
** Princess Yi of the Jeonju Yi clan ({{Korean|hangul=향주 전주 이씨|labels=no}}; 1454–?), 2nd daughter
** Princess Yi of the Jeonju Yi clan ({{Korean|hangul=향주 전주 이씨|labels=no}}; 1454–?), 2nd daughter
** Princess Yi of the Jeonju Yi clan ({{Korean|hangul=향주 전주 이씨|labels=no}}; 1456–?), 3rd daughter
** Princess Yi of the Jeonju Yi clan ({{Korean|hangul=향주 전주 이씨|labels=no}}; 1456–?), 3rd daughter

Latest revision as of 04:21, 7 November 2024

Yi Jeung
이증
Prince Gyeyang (계양군)
Born12 August 1427
Joseon
Died16 August 1464 (age 37)
Joseon
Burial
Ilpae-dong, Namyangju, Gyeonggi Province
ConsortPrincess Consort Jeongseon
Issue4 sons and 3 daughters
ClanJeonju Yi clan
DynastyHouse of Yi
FatherSejong of Joseon
MotherRoyal Noble Consort Shin of the Cheongju Kim clan
ReligionNeo-Confucianism

Yi Jeung (Korean: 이증; 12 August 1427 – 16 August 1464), formally known as Prince Gyeyang (계양군), was the eighth son of Sejong the Great born by Royal Noble Consort Shin. Among his father's sons, he was the most favoured, along with his young half-brother, Prince Yeongeung.[1]

Biography

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Yi jeung was born on 16 August 1427 as the son of King Sejong and Lady Kim, who was at that time a court lady.[2][1]

In January 1434 (the 16th year of King Sejong), he was granted the title of Prince Gyeyang.

He helped his older half-brother, Grand Prince Suyang, and participated in a coup d'état against his nephew, King Dajong. After Sejo's accession to the throne, he was given the rank of Jwaik Gongsin (좌익공신). Right after Sejo's accession to the throne, he gained his trust and was favored by his brother. Since then, he has participated in various royal events.

His wife is Lady Han, the daughter of Han Hwak, the Councillor of Joseon, and the older sister of Queen Sohye, who was King Sejo's daughter-in-law and King Uigyeong's wife.

Family

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Parents

  • Father: King Sejong of Joseon (조선 세종; 15 May 1397 – 8 April 1450)
  • Mother: Royal Noble Consort Shin of the Cheongju Kim clan (신빈 김씨; 1406 – 4 September 1464)

Consorts and issue(s):

  • Wife: Han Yu-san (한유산; 韓柚山), Princess Consort Jeongseon of the Cheongju Han clan (정선군부인 한씨; 12 April 1426 – 27 April 1480); Han Hwak's second daughter
    • Princess Yi of the Jeonju Yi clan (향주 전주 이씨; 1441–?), 1st daughter
    • Yi Ye, Prince Yeongwon (영원군 예; 1450 – 16 June 1513), 1st son
    • Yi Suk, Prince Kangyang (강양군 숙; 1453–1499), 2nd son
    • Princess Yi of the Jeonju Yi clan (향주 전주 이씨; 1454–?), 2nd daughter
    • Princess Yi of the Jeonju Yi clan (향주 전주 이씨; 1456–?), 3rd daughter
    • Yi Sik, Prince Burim (부림군 식; 1458–1489), 3rd son
  • Unnamed Concubine
    • Yi Nan (방산수 이난; 1460–?), 4th son

References

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  1. ^ a b Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty, Annals of King Danjong, Volum 14
  2. ^ 심, 량근. "Royal Noble Consort Shin of the Cheongju Gim clan". Academy of Korean Studies.
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