Han Chi-ui
Han Chi-ui (韓致義, 1440 – 1473) was a Korean civil official of Joseon. His family seat was Cheongju and his courtesy name was Uiji (誼之), and his posthumous name was Jangdo (章悼). He was the son of [[Han Hwak]] (韓確), and was a full sibling of [[Han Chi-in]] (韓致仁), [[Han Chi-rye]] (韓致禮), and [[Queen Hye
Born~Died 1440 ~ 1473Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- 1440 ~ 1473
- 출생
- 1440, Joseon
- 사망
- 1473 (age 34), Joseon
- 성별
- Male
- 국적
- Joseon
- 별칭
- Courtesy name Uiji (誼之), posthumous name Jangdo (章悼)
- 학력
- Passed the samasi in 1456
- 직업
- Civil official (文臣)
- 부모
- Han Hwak (father), Lady Hong (mother)
- 친척
- Han Yeong-jeong (grandfather), Han Chi-in (elder brother), Han Chi-rye (younger brother), Queen Sohye Han (elder sister)
Han Chi-ui (韓致義, 1440 – 1473) was a Joseon civil official (文臣). His family seat was Cheongju (淸州), his courtesy name was Uiji (誼之), and his posthumous name was Jangdo (章悼). He was the son of Han Hwak (韓確), and was a full sibling of Han Chi-in (韓致仁), Han Chi-rye (韓致禮), and Queen Sohye (昭惠王后). He was the brother-in-law of Grand Prince Gyeyang (桂陽君) and Crown Prince Uigyeong (懿敬世子), and the younger cousin of Han Chi-hyeong (韓致亨).
In 1455 he was recommended to a civil office through the eumseo (蔭敍) system, and in the following year, 1456, he passed the samasi (司馬試) examination. He then served in offices such as Protocol Office Bongnyerang (通禮門奉禮郎), after which he held posts including Deputy Director of the Military Equipment Office (軍器副正). When King Seongjong, son of Queen Sohye, ascended the throne, he was appointed Minister of War (兵曹判書) as the king's maternal uncle. He served three kings: Sejo (世祖), Yejong (睿宗), and Seongjong (成宗).
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