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{{Infobox Monarch
{{Infobox royalty
| name =Crown Prince Jeongseong<br>정성세자
| title =Prince Jeongseong<br>(정성군, 定城君)
| name =Wang Seok
| image =
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| succession =[[Crown Prince]] of [[Goryeo]]
| succession =Prince Jeongseong<br>({{Korean|hangul=정성군|hanja=定城君|labels=no}})
| reign =1389 – July 1392
| reign =1388–1389
| coronation =1389
| coronation =1388
| predecessor =[[Chunghye of Goryeo|Crown Prince Wang Jeong]]
| succession1 =[[Crown Prince]] of [[Goryeo]]
| reign1 =1389 – July 1392
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| successor =''Dynasty abolished''<br>([[Prince Jinan|Crown Prince Yi Bang-u]] as the first [[Crown Prince]] of [[Joseon]])
| coronation1 =1389
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| spouse ={{Marriage|Crown Princess Consort, of the Incheon Yi clan|1391|1394}}
| predecessor1 =[[Chunghye of Goryeo|Crown Prince Wang Jeong]]
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| successor1 =''Dynasty abolished''<br />([[Grand Prince of Jinan|Yi Bangu]] as the first [[List of monarchs of Korea#Joseon|Crown Prince of Joseon]])
| regent1 =[[Gongyang of Goryeo|King Gongyang]] (father)
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| spouse ={{Marriage|Lady Yi|1391|1394}}
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| father =[[Gongyang of Goryeo]]
| mother =[[Sun-bi No|Royal Consort Sun, of the Gyoha No clan]]
| mother =[[Sun-bi No|Royal Consort Sun of the Gyoha No clan]]
| birth_name ='''Wang Seok''' (왕석, 王奭)
| birth_name =Wang Dan
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| birth_place = [[Goryeo|Kingdom of Goryeo]]
| birth_place = [[Goryeo]]
| death_date = 1394
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'''Crown Prince Jeongseong''' (died 1394) or known before as '''Prince Jeongseong''', was the first son of [[Gongyang of Goryeo|King Gongyang]] and [[Sun-bi No|Consort Sun]]<ref name="Seokseja">{{Cite web|url=http://db.history.go.kr/KOREA/search/searchResult.do?sort=levelId&dir=ASC&limit=20&page=1&pre_page=1&codeIds=PERIOD-0-3&searchTermImages=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&searchKeywordType=BI&searchKeywordMethod=EQ&searchKeyword=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&searchKeywordConjunction=AND#searchDetail/kr/kr_091r_0010_0250/5/4/5/r|script-title=ko:공양왕 왕자 세자 왕석|website=[[Goryeosa]]|access-date=August 7, 2021|language=ko}}</ref> who would eventually become the last [[Crown Prince]] of the [[Goryeo|Goryeo dynasty]]. After [[Taejo of Joseon|Yi Seonggye]] established the [[Joseon|new dynasty]], he was deposed from his throne along with his parent and got assassinated.<ref>{{cite book|date=2005|script-title=ko:한국 무예 사료 총서, vol. 3|trans-title=A Collection of Korean Martial Arts Materials, vol. 3|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=41nmAAAAMAAJ&q=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EC%84%B8%EC%9E%90+%EA%B3%B5%EC%96%91|language=ko|page=801|location=[[University of Michigan]]|publisher=National Folklore Museum}}</ref> His birth name was '''Wang Dan''' ({{Korean|왕단|王瑞|labels=no}}), but later changed to '''Wang Seok''' ({{Korean|왕석|王奭|labels=no}}) whom he better known with it.
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'''Crown Prince Jeongseong''' (Hangul: 정성세자 , Hanja: 定城世子; ? - 1394) or '''Prince Jeongseong''' ({{Korean|정성군|定城君}}), personal name '''Wang Seok''' ({{Korean|왕석|王奭}}) was a [[Crown prince]] of [[Goryeo|Goryeo Dynasty]] as the only son of King [[Gongyang of Goryeo]] and [[Sun-bi No|Royal Consort Sun]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://db.history.go.kr/KOREA/search/searchResult.do?sort=levelId&dir=ASC&limit=20&page=1&pre_page=1&codeIds=PERIOD-0-3&searchTermImages=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&searchKeywordType=BI&searchKeywordMethod=EQ&searchKeyword=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&searchKeywordConjunction=AND#searchDetail/kr/kr_046r_0010_0090_0080/5/2/5/r|title=고려시대 史料 Database|website=db.history.go kr|access-date=August 7, 2021|lang=ko}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://db.history.go.kr/KOREA/search/searchResult.do?sort=levelId&dir=ASC&limit=20&page=1&pre_page=1&codeIds=PERIOD-0-3&searchTermImages=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&searchKeywordType=BI&searchKeywordMethod=EQ&searchKeyword=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&searchKeywordConjunction=AND#searchDetail/kr/kr_091r_0010_0250/5/4/5/r|title=고려시대 史料 Database|website=db.history.go.kr|access-date=August 7, 2021|lang=ko}}</ref> After [[Taejo of Joseon|Yi Seong-gye]] established [[Joseon|the new dynasty]], he was deposed from his throne along with his parent and got assassinated.<ref>{{cite book|date=2005|title=한국 무예 사료 총서, vol. 3|trans-title=A Collection of Korean Martial Arts Materials, vol. 3|url=https://books.google.co.id/books?id=41nmAAAAMAAJ&q=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EC%84%B8%EC%9E%90+%EA%B3%B5%EC%96%91&dq=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EC%84%B8%EC%9E%90+%EA%B3%B5%EC%96%91&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwijqdGE0J7yAhVBAHIKHS0_DBMQ6AF6BAgGEAM|language=ko|page=801|location=[[University of Michigan]]|publisher=National Folklore Museum}}</ref>


==Biography==
He was firstly honoured as ''Prince Jeongseong'' (정성군, 定城君) on 1388 and then become ''Prince Successor'' or ''Crown Prince'' (왕세자, 王世子) one years after that. But, after his father's abdication in 1392, he become the ''deposed crown prince'' (폐세자, 廢世子) and got exiled to [[Goyang|Goyang-si]], [[Gyeonggi|Gyeonggi-do]].{{Citation needed|date=May 2021}} About his wife, she was Yi Won-Goeng (이원굉)'s daughter from the [[Incheon Lee clan|Incheon Yi clan]] (인천 이씨). They were married in 1391 and she become a ''crown princess consort'' (왕세자빈, 王世子嬪).
===Early life===
Born as '''Wang Dan''' ({{Korean|hangul=왕단|hanja=王瑞|labels=no}}), he was the only son of [[Gongyang of Goryeo|Wang Yo, Prince Jeongchang]] and [[Sun-bi No|Lady No]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://db.history.go.kr/KOREA/search/searchResult.do?sort=levelId&dir=ASC&start=-1&limit=20&page=1&pre_page=1&itemIds=&indexSearch=N&codeIds=PERIOD-0-3&synonym=off&chinessChar=on&searchTermImages=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0%C2%A0&searchKeywordType=BI&searchKeywordMethod=EQ&searchKeyword=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&searchKeywordConjunction=AND#searchDetail/kr/kr_045r_0020_0010_0060/5/0/5/r|script-title=ko:왕의 일가를 책봉하고 사면령을 내리다|website=[[Goryeosa]]|access-date=September 17, 2021|language=ko}}</ref> Then, he changed his name into "'''Seok'''" ({{Korean|hangul=석|hanja=奭|labels=no}}) and given royal title as '''Prince Jeongseong''' ({{Korean|hangul=정성군|hanja=定城君|labels=no}}) in 1388.<ref name="Seokseja" /> Although his birth date was not clear, but it seems that he was born before 1388 since in that year he already held a royal title. One year later, following his father who ascended the throne under [[Taejo of Joseon|General Yi Seong-gye]]'s command after deposed [[Chang of Goryeo|King Chang]], Jeongseong then became the ''Crown Prince'' ({{Korean|hangul=왕세자|hanja=王世子|labels=no}}).<ref name="Seokseja" />

===Palace life and marriage===
In 1390, Seoyeon was opened, a "Sabu" ({{Korean|hangul=사부|hanja=師傅|labels=no}}) and a "Sihak" ({{Korean|hangul=시학|hanja=侍學|labels=no}}) were appointed and received [[Confucianism|Confucian]] education, there were also [[Jo Jun]] ({{Korean|hangul=조준|labels=no}}) and [[Yi Seo]] ({{Korean|hangul=이서|labels=no}}). The Crown Prince was said to engrossed in [[Buddhism]] and on 4 February 1391, he went to "Hoeam Temple" ({{Korean|hangul=회암사|labels=no}}), where he and his parents prayed all night long. In the next day, Seok offered 1,200 linens (1,200필) to the monks.<ref name="Seokseja" />

On 20 February 1391, there was held the Selection of the Crown Princess Consort ({{Korean|hangul=세자빈 간택|labels=no}}) and the chosen one was Yi Won-goeng ({{Korean|hangul=이원굉|labels=no}})'s daughter from the [[Incheon Lee clan|Incheon Yi clan]] ({{Korean|hangul=인천 이씨|labels=no}}).<ref name="Seokseja" /> Not long after that, [[Gongyang of Goryeo|the King]] gave her a dignitary as her gifts and the white crown bows. Lady Yi then became the ''Crown Princess Consort'' ({{Korean|hangul=왕세자빈|hanja=王世子嬪|labels=no}}) not long after their marriage in the same year.

Meanwhile, after a year since the King decided to move the capital to [[Seoul|Hanyang]], but changed to [[Kaesong|Gaegyeong]] after decided again. Wang Seok then visited "Yangneung" ({{Korean|hangul=양릉|hanja=陽陵|labels=no}}) and made a sacrifice in Hyosin Hall ({{Korean|hangul=효신전|hanja=孝愼殿|labels=no}}) to announce the moved capital back to Gaegyeong.

In March, Bongsungdogam ({{Korean|hangul=봉숭도감|labels=no}}) was installed and he then followed the Crown Prince's Ceremony ({{Korean|hangul=세자 책봉례|labels=no}}). However, his father tried to enforce the Ceremony inconsistent with the etiquette, so [[Gim Ja-su]] ({{Korean|hangul=김자수|labels=no}}), an ambassador from [[Seonggyungwan]], took issue with it. Finally, the Ceremony was postponed to August. Then, on 15th, the King delivered the Crown Prince's seal to Wang Seok through [[Seol Jang-su]] ({{Korean|hangul=설장수|labels=no}}), a priest from Chanseong Temple ({{Korean|hangul=찬성사|labels=no}}) and a feast was held after the ceremony. Also, on 25th, they announced that Seok already became the Crown Prince.

===Affairs with the Ming dynasty===
Meanwhile, the Crown Prince was said to be distracted by the issue of joined and made alliance with the [[Ming dynasty]]. There were voices of concern that the Ming mightn't rebuke him. The Ming sent their first envoy in April after King Gongyang ascended the throne and demanded that 10,000 horses (1만필) be sold in Goryeo, but Goryeo could not meet the number and only sent 1,500 horses in June (1,500필만).<ref name="Seokming">{{Cite web|url=http://db.history.go.kr/KOREA/search/searchResult.do?sort=levelId&dir=ASC&limit=20&page=1&pre_page=1&codeIds=PERIOD-0-3&searchTermImages=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&searchKeywordType=BI&searchKeywordMethod=EQ&searchKeyword=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&searchKeywordConjunction=AND#searchDetail/kr/kr_046r_0010_0090_0080/5/2/5/r|script-title=ko:명에 세자를 하정사로 보내다|website=[[Goryeosa]]|access-date=August 7, 2021|language=ko}}</ref> At this time, Wang was reprimanded for not meeting the deadline after sent to the Ming Dynasty, but there was no way for him to respond. Meanwhile, merchants who traded sheep were participate in the envoy to Ipjo and the ambassadors, such as [[Heo-Eung]] ({{Korean|hangul=허응|labels=no}}) filed an appeal in September, insisted that the merchants be excluded from the party.

From September until December, Wang, along with Seol Jang-su ({{Korean|hangul=설장수|labels=no}}) and others, were left the Ming and went back to Goryeo. On 10 March 1392, while [[Yi Hyeon]] ({{Korean|hangul=이현|hanja=李玄|labels=no}}) already arrived in Goryeo and reports the Crown Prince's expected return date, Wang then returned safely on the 26th and got such as greeting the new year and receiving a golden robes ({{Korean|hangul=금직문기의복|hanja=金織文綺衣服|labels=no}}).<ref name="Seokming" />

He was loved by the Ming's Emperor and he treated him to a western tea while honoured Wang as "Marquess" ({{Korean|hangul=후|hanja=侯|labels=no}}) and "Duke" ({{Korean|hangul=공|hanja=公|labels=no}}), those made the Emperor also held banquets and feasts five times for several days during the Civil War and was given away the 2 Jeong (2정, 錠) gold, 10 jeong (10정) silver, and 100 pieces of silks ({{Korean|hangul=견단 100필|labels=no}}) for him.

While returned home in the following years, he was welcomed by the Goryeo official who came out in Sodae Gate ({{Korean|hangul=서대문|labels=no}}), Gaegyeong. However, all of Ming's given on him, returned to the national treasury by him own and it was said that he stole some of it and secretly bought a gun and gave it to his lover. In April, Wang went back to Jeokgyeong-won ({{Korean|hangul=적경원|hanja=積慶園|labels=no}}) in Hyosin Hall and he then met [[Yi Seong-gye]] in [[Hwangju]], but in the next day, he visited Yi again who was injured after falling off a horse while hunting.

===Deposition from the throne and death===
In July 1392, Yi Seong-gye eventually deposed King Gongyang and following this, Wang then became ''Deposed Crown Prince'' ({{Korean|hangul=폐세자|hanja=廢世子|labels=no}}) while they exiled to [[Wonju]], but later moved to [[Goyang]], [[Gyeonggi Province]]. On 4 March 1394, they were moved again to [[Samcheok]] and was killed in there.<ref>{{cite book|author=Lee Han-woo|date=2018|script-title=ko:이한우의 태종실록 재위 8년: 새로운 해석, 예리한 통찰|trans-title=Hanwoo Lee's 8th year of reign in the Annals of Taejong: New interpretations, sharp insights|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=TN9qDwAAQBAJ&dq=%EC%A0%95%EC%84%B1%EA%B5%B0&pg=PT121|language=ko|publisher=Book21 Publishing Group|isbn=9788950976309}}</ref> Yi, who was now the new King of the [[Joseon|new Joseon dynasty]], reported this news to the Ming and after received this news, the Ming finally understood that Wang didn't return safely to [[Goryeo]] and instead got killed.


==Family==
==Family==
*Father: [[Gongyang of Goryeo]] (9 March 1345 - 17 May 1394) (고려 공양왕)
*Father: [[King Gongyang of Goryeo]]
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*Mother: [[Sun-bi No|Consort Sun of the Gyoha No clan]]
**Grandfather: Wang Gyun, Internal Prince Jeongwon (왕균 정원부원군)
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*Younger sister: [[Princess Suknyeong (Goryeo)|Princess Suknyeong]]
**Grandmother: Queen Mother of Samhan State of the Kaesong Wang clan (삼한국대비 왕씨)
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*Younger sister: [[Princess Jeongsin]]
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*Mother: [[Sun-bi No|Royal Consort Sun-Bi of the Gyoha No clan]] (? - 1394) (순비 노씨)
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*Younger sister: [[Princess Gyeonghwa (Gongyang)|Princess Gyeonghwa]]
**Grandfather: No-Jin, Prince Changseong (? - 1376) (노진 창성군)
*Wife: Crown Princess consort, of the [[Incheon Lee clan|Incheon Yi clan]] – No issue.
**Grandmother: Grand Lady, of the Hong clan (명의비 홍씨)
Sibling(s):
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#Little sister: [[Princess Suknyeong (Goryeo)|Princess Suknyeong]] (숙녕궁주)
##Little brother In-law: Wang-Jib, Prince Ikcheon (? - 1392) (왕집 익천군)
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#Little sister: [[Princess Jeongsin]] (? - 1421) (정신궁주)
##Little brother In-law: U Seong-Beom, Prince Danyang (? - 1392) (우성범 단양군)
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#Little sister: [[Princess Gyeonghwa (Gongyang)|Princess Gyeonghwa]] (경화궁주)
##Little brother In-law: Gang Hoe-Gye, Prince Jinwon (? - 1392) (강회계 진원군)<ref>The little brother of Gang Hoe-Baek (강회백) who was father of Gang Seok-Deok, Internal Prince Jinyang (강석덕 진양부원군). Seok-deok was the son in-law of [[Sim On|Sim-On, Internal Prince Cheongcheon]] (심온 청천부원군) who was the father of [[Queen Soheon]], the primary wife of [[Sejong of Joseon]].</ref>
Consort and their respective issue(s):
#Crown Princess Consort, of the [[Incheon Lee clan|Incheon Yi clan]]<ref>Daughter of Yi Won-Goeng, Prince Yeonsan (이원굉 연산군), the 12th generation of Yi Heo-Gyeom (이허겸). After her husband died, she then married again and just become Lady, of the Incheon Yi clan (부인 인천 이씨).</ref> – No issue.


==References==
==References==
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==External links==
==External links==
*[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0050414 Crown Prince Jeongseong] on [[Encykorea]] {{in lang|ko}}.
*[http://encykorea.aks.ac.kr/Contents/Item/E0050414 Crown Prince Jeongseong] on the ''[[Encyclopedia of Korean Culture]]'' {{in lang|ko}}.


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Latest revision as of 21:38, 10 November 2024

Not to be confused with the Mid-late Joseon Queen Consort as the first wife of Yeongjo of Joseon, Queen Jeongseong.
Wang Seok
Prince Jeongseong
(정성군; 定城君)
Reign1388–1389
Coronation1388
Crown Prince of Goryeo
Reign1389 – July 1392
Coronation1389
PredecessorCrown Prince Wang Jeong
SuccessorDynasty abolished
(Yi Bangu as the first Crown Prince of Joseon)
MonarchKing Gongyang (father)
BornWang Dan
Goryeo
Died1394
Samcheok, Gangwon Province, Joseon
Spouse
Lady Yi
​
(m. 1391⁠–⁠1394)​
HouseHouse of Wang
FatherGongyang of Goryeo
MotherRoyal Consort Sun of the Gyoha No clan
ReligionBuddhism
Korean name
Hangul
정성세자
Hanja
Revised RomanizationJeongseong-seja
McCune–ReischauerCh'ŏngsŏng-seja
Birth name
Hangul
왕단, later 왕석
Hanja
王瑞, later 王奭
Revised RomanizationWang Dan, later Wang Seok
McCune–ReischauerWang Tan, later Wang Sŏk
Childhood name
Hangul
왕서
Hanja
王瑞
Revised RomanizationWang Seo
McCune–ReischauerWang Sŏ

Crown Prince Jeongseong (died 1394) or known before as Prince Jeongseong, was the first son of King Gongyang and Consort Sun[1] who would eventually become the last Crown Prince of the Goryeo dynasty. After Yi Seonggye established the new dynasty, he was deposed from his throne along with his parent and got assassinated.[2] His birth name was Wang Dan (왕단; 王瑞), but later changed to Wang Seok (왕석; 王奭) whom he better known with it.

Biography

[edit]

Early life

[edit]

Born as Wang Dan (왕단; 王瑞), he was the only son of Wang Yo, Prince Jeongchang and Lady No.[3] Then, he changed his name into "Seok" (석; 奭) and given royal title as Prince Jeongseong (정성군; 定城君) in 1388.[1] Although his birth date was not clear, but it seems that he was born before 1388 since in that year he already held a royal title. One year later, following his father who ascended the throne under General Yi Seong-gye's command after deposed King Chang, Jeongseong then became the Crown Prince (왕세자; 王世子).[1]

Palace life and marriage

[edit]

In 1390, Seoyeon was opened, a "Sabu" (사부; 師傅) and a "Sihak" (시학; 侍學) were appointed and received Confucian education, there were also Jo Jun (조준) and Yi Seo (이서). The Crown Prince was said to engrossed in Buddhism and on 4 February 1391, he went to "Hoeam Temple" (회암사), where he and his parents prayed all night long. In the next day, Seok offered 1,200 linens (1,200필) to the monks.[1]

On 20 February 1391, there was held the Selection of the Crown Princess Consort (세자빈 간택) and the chosen one was Yi Won-goeng (이원굉)'s daughter from the Incheon Yi clan (인천 이씨).[1] Not long after that, the King gave her a dignitary as her gifts and the white crown bows. Lady Yi then became the Crown Princess Consort (왕세자빈; 王世子嬪) not long after their marriage in the same year.

Meanwhile, after a year since the King decided to move the capital to Hanyang, but changed to Gaegyeong after decided again. Wang Seok then visited "Yangneung" (양릉; 陽陵) and made a sacrifice in Hyosin Hall (효신전; 孝愼殿) to announce the moved capital back to Gaegyeong.

In March, Bongsungdogam (봉숭도감) was installed and he then followed the Crown Prince's Ceremony (세자 책봉례). However, his father tried to enforce the Ceremony inconsistent with the etiquette, so Gim Ja-su (김자수), an ambassador from Seonggyungwan, took issue with it. Finally, the Ceremony was postponed to August. Then, on 15th, the King delivered the Crown Prince's seal to Wang Seok through Seol Jang-su (설장수), a priest from Chanseong Temple (찬성사) and a feast was held after the ceremony. Also, on 25th, they announced that Seok already became the Crown Prince.

Affairs with the Ming dynasty

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Meanwhile, the Crown Prince was said to be distracted by the issue of joined and made alliance with the Ming dynasty. There were voices of concern that the Ming mightn't rebuke him. The Ming sent their first envoy in April after King Gongyang ascended the throne and demanded that 10,000 horses (1만필) be sold in Goryeo, but Goryeo could not meet the number and only sent 1,500 horses in June (1,500필만).[4] At this time, Wang was reprimanded for not meeting the deadline after sent to the Ming Dynasty, but there was no way for him to respond. Meanwhile, merchants who traded sheep were participate in the envoy to Ipjo and the ambassadors, such as Heo-Eung (허응) filed an appeal in September, insisted that the merchants be excluded from the party.

From September until December, Wang, along with Seol Jang-su (설장수) and others, were left the Ming and went back to Goryeo. On 10 March 1392, while Yi Hyeon (이현; 李玄) already arrived in Goryeo and reports the Crown Prince's expected return date, Wang then returned safely on the 26th and got such as greeting the new year and receiving a golden robes (금직문기의복; 金織文綺衣服).[4]

He was loved by the Ming's Emperor and he treated him to a western tea while honoured Wang as "Marquess" (후; 侯) and "Duke" (공; 公), those made the Emperor also held banquets and feasts five times for several days during the Civil War and was given away the 2 Jeong (2정, 錠) gold, 10 jeong (10정) silver, and 100 pieces of silks (견단 100필) for him.

While returned home in the following years, he was welcomed by the Goryeo official who came out in Sodae Gate (서대문), Gaegyeong. However, all of Ming's given on him, returned to the national treasury by him own and it was said that he stole some of it and secretly bought a gun and gave it to his lover. In April, Wang went back to Jeokgyeong-won (적경원; 積慶園) in Hyosin Hall and he then met Yi Seong-gye in Hwangju, but in the next day, he visited Yi again who was injured after falling off a horse while hunting.

Deposition from the throne and death

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In July 1392, Yi Seong-gye eventually deposed King Gongyang and following this, Wang then became Deposed Crown Prince (폐세자; 廢世子) while they exiled to Wonju, but later moved to Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. On 4 March 1394, they were moved again to Samcheok and was killed in there.[5] Yi, who was now the new King of the new Joseon dynasty, reported this news to the Ming and after received this news, the Ming finally understood that Wang didn't return safely to Goryeo and instead got killed.

Family

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References

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  1. ^ a b c d e 공양왕 왕자 세자 왕석. Goryeosa (in Korean). Retrieved August 7, 2021.
  2. ^ 한국 무예 사료 총서, vol. 3 [A Collection of Korean Martial Arts Materials, vol. 3] (in Korean). University of Michigan: National Folklore Museum. 2005. p. 801.
  3. ^ 왕의 일가를 책봉하고 사면령을 내리다. Goryeosa (in Korean). Retrieved September 17, 2021.
  4. ^ a b 명에 세자를 하정사로 보내다. Goryeosa (in Korean). Retrieved August 7, 2021.
  5. ^ Lee Han-woo (2018). 이한우의 태종실록 재위 8년: 새로운 해석, 예리한 통찰 [Hanwoo Lee's 8th year of reign in the Annals of Taejong: New interpretations, sharp insights] (in Korean). Book21 Publishing Group. ISBN 9788950976309.
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Crown Prince Jeongseong
Regnal titles
Preceded by Crown Prince of Goryeo
1389–1392 		Succeeded by
Dynasty abolished
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