Han Ik
Han Ik (韓翊) was a Korean scholar-official of the early Joseon period who served as a judge in the Office of Military Supplies (군기시판관).
Born~Died 1460 ~ 1488Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- 1460 ~ 1488
- Born
- 1460, Joseon
- Died
- 1488 (aged 29), Joseon
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Joseon
- Other names
- Peerage was Seoseong-gun (西城君), courtesy name Gunpyeong (君平)
- Occupation
- Scholar-official, politician
- Religion
- Confucianism (Neo-Confucianism)
- Parents
- Han Chi-rye (father), Lady An of the Juksan An clan (mother)
- Children
- Han Se-chang, Han Suk-chang
- Relatives
- Prince Gyeyang (aunt's husband), Crown Prince Uigyeong (aunt's husband), Queen Dowager Insu (aunt), Prince Wolsan (maternal first cousin), Seongjong (maternal first cousin)
Han Ik (韓翊) was a Korean scholar-official of the early Joseon period who served as a judge in the Office of Military Supplies (군기시판관).
Life
Courtesy name Gunpyeong (君平). He was born in the year Gyeongjin (庚辰, 1460) during the reign of King Sejo (世祖). He served as a Junior Secretary of the Ministry of Works (공조정랑) and as a judge in the Office of Military Supplies (군기시판관). He died in the year Musin (戊申, 1488) during the reign of King Seongjong (成宗), at the age of 29. He was posthumously awarded the title of Assistant Minister of War (병조참판) and was granted the title of Meritorious Subject for Assisting the Succession (보조공신), and was enfeoffed as Seoseong-gun (西城君). His grandfather was Han Hwak (韓確) and his father was Han Chi-rye (韓致禮). His wife was Lady Jeong of the Suncheon Park clan (順天朴氏). Her father was Park Jung-seon (仲善), Prince Pyeongyang (平陽君), who had served as Chief Justice of the Central Administrative Court (판중추).
Relationship with Prince Wolsan
Han Ik was a brother-in-law to Prince Wolsan (月山大君) and Prince Jeian (齊安大君). Park Jung-seon's eldest daughter was the wife of Prince Wolsan, his fourth daughter was Han Ik's wife, and his seventh daughter was the wife of Prince Jeian. Han Ik was also a maternal first cousin of Prince Wolsan, since Prince Wolsan's birth mother, Queen Dowager Insu (仁粹大妃), was Han Ik's paternal aunt. Thus, he was both a maternal first cousin and a brother-in-law of Prince Wolsan.
Family Relations
- 6th-generation ancestor: Han Bang-sin (韓方信) - Chief State Councilor of the Chancellery (첨의부찬성사), Prince Seowon (서원군)
- 5th-generation ancestor: Han Nyeong (韓寧) - Royal Guard Secretary (신호위녹사)
- Great-grandfather: Han Yeong-jeong (韓永矴) - Magistrate of Sunchang (순창군수)
- Great-grandmother: Uiseong Kim clan (? - March 13, 1423; daughter of Kim Yeong-ryeol (金英烈), Duke Yangso of Uiseong (의성군 양소공))
- Grandfather: Han Hwak (韓確)
- Grandmother: Lady Han of Namyang (남양부부인 홍씨) - daughter of Hong Yeo-bang (洪汝方), Minister of Personnel (이조판서) and Grand Academician (대제학), posthumously named Duke Munyang (문양공), of the Namyang Hong clan
- Paternal uncle: Han Chi-in (韓致仁)
- Paternal uncle: Han Chi-ui (韓致義)
- 5th-generation ancestor: Han Nyeong (韓寧) - Royal Guard Secretary (신호위녹사)
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