Prince Mulim
Prince Mulim Yi Seonsaeng (茂林君 李善生, 1419 – 3 April 1475) was a prince of Joseon, the 15th son and the 15th son by a secondary consort of King Jeongjong, the second king of Joseon, and the youngest son. His mother was Consort Gi of the Sukui rank. His posthumous name was Soyi.
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Details
- Born
- 1410
- Name
- Yi Seonsaeng (李善生)
- Posthumous name
- Soyi (昭夷)
- Birth
- 1419
- Death
- 3 April 1475 (solar calendar)
- Father
- Jeongjong
- Mother
- Consort Gi
- Spouse
- Lady Yangdeok, Lady Hong of the Namyang Hong clan
- Children
- 2 sons, 4 daughters — Yi Jang-son, Myeongcheon Dojeong (eldest son); Yi Jong-son, Sinpyeong Dojeong (second son); wife of Na Seung-son; wife of Kim Maeng-gwang; wife of Ryu Dae-seung; wife of Yun Ji-yeong
Prince Mulim Yi Seonsaeng (茂林君 李善生, 1419 – 3 April 1475 (lunar 19th day of the 2nd month)) was a prince of Joseon, the 15th son and 15th son by a secondary consort of King Jeongjong, the second king of Joseon, and his youngest son. His mother was Consort Gi. His posthumous name was Soyi (昭夷).1
Life
He was born to King Jeongjong and Consort Gi (淑儀奇氏). His children include, by Lady Hong of the Namyang Hong clan, his eldest son Myeongcheon Dojeong Jang-son (明川都正 長孫) and second son Sinpyeong Dojeong Jong-son (新平都正 終孫), as well as an eldest daughter, a second daughter, and a third daughter.2 He accompanied King Sejo on his tours of Hwanghae and Pyeongan provinces as an attendant, and in 1466 (Sejo 12) he served as Munpye-sa (問弊使), reporting on local conditions and abuses.2
Footnotes
Footnotes
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《Seongjong Sillok》, 6th year of Seongjong (1475), 19th day of the 2nd month, 3rd article ↩
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“Korean Biographical Database, Prince Mulim”. Archived from the original on 21 March 2016. Retrieved 29 January 2012. ↩ ↩2
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