Sim Dong-sin (沈東臣, 1824 – 1889) was a civil official of the late Joseon period. His courtesy name was Sagyeong (士敬), and his family seat was [[Cheongsong Sim clan|Cheongsong]] (靑松).
Sim Dong-sin (沈東臣, 1824 – 1889) was a civil official of the late Joseon period. His courtesy name was Sagyeong (士敬), and his family seat was Cheongsong (靑松).
Family
Tenth-generation descendant of Sim Dal-won (沈達源), a Martyr of the Gimyo Purge, ninth-generation descendant of Prince Consort Cheongpa Sim Jeon (沈銓), and fifth-generation descendant of Minister of Personnel Sim Dan (沈檀), who was a maternal grandson of the scholar Yun Seon-do (尹善道) of Gosan. He was the grandson of Vice Minister of War Sim Yeong-seok (沈英錫) and the son of Sim Mun (沈雯), posthumously granted the title of Minister of Personnel.
He was the maternal grandson of Minister of War Hong Myeong-ju (洪命周) and the elder brother of Royal Secretary Sim Dong-heon (沈東獻).
Sim Dal-won (Junior Instructor of the Seungmunwon, posthumously Minister of Personnel)
Sim Jeon (沈銓, Governor of Gyeonggi Province, posthumously Minister of State, Prince Consort Cheongpa)
Wife: Posthumous Lady JeongYi of Jeonui, daughter of Yi Han (李翰)
Husband: Jeong Dae-mu (丁大懋, 18 May 1824 – ?), son of Jeong Hak-yu, maternal grandson of Sim O, Chamban (Court Official), Magistrate, courtesy name Jawon (子園)
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Sim Gwang-su (沈光洙, Naminsallim, Senior Tutor of the Crown Prince's Office, Vice Minister of Works, posthumous Vice Minister of Personnel, Lord of Cheonan (靑安君))
Husband: Yun of Haenam (海南 尹氏), Yun I-seok (尹爾錫), Jeonbu of the Jongchinbu and grandson of Yun Seon-do of Gosan
Son of Yun I-seok: Yun Du-seo (尹斗緖), maternal grandson of Sim Gwang-sa; known as Gongjae (恭齋), and together with Gyeomjae Jeong Seon (鄭歚) and Hyeonjae Sim Sa-jeong (玄齋 沈師正), one of the Three Masters of Joseon
Sim Baek (adopted by Sim Gwang-su, Junior Secretary of the Ministry of War)
Sim Sang (adopted by Sim Gwang-han, Remonstrating Official of the Office of Remonstrance, posthumous Minister of Personnel)
In 1850 (1st year of Cheoljong), he passed the Jeunggwang civil service examination with second-class rank, and in 1855 he was appointed Jeonjeok of the Sungkyunkwan.
In 1858 he was appointed Jipyeong of the Office of the Inspector-General.
In 1860 he was appointed Assistant Vice Director of the Hongmungwan.
In 1862 he was appointed Jangnyeong of the Office of the Inspector-General.
Reign of King Gojong
In 1864 he was appointed Deputy Director of the Hongmungwan, Vice Director of the Bongsangsi, and Right Royal Secretary.
In 1865 he was appointed Magistrate of Andong.
In 1866 he was appointed Right Royal Secretary.
In 1867 he was appointed Left Royal Secretary and Right Royal Secretary.
In 1870 he was appointed Director of the Dongnyeongbu and Left Royal Secretary.
In 1871 he was appointed Deputy Minister of Rites, Grand Academy Director, Right Royal Secretary, and Deputy Minister of War.2
In 1873 he was appointed Magistrate of Bongsan.
In 1874 he was appointed Right Royal Secretary.
In 1875 he was appointed Deputy Minister of War.
In 1876 he was appointed Assistant Minister of War, Deputy Minister of War, Deputy Minister of Personnel, Deputy Minister of Justice, and Left Royal Secretary.34
In 1877 he was appointed Right Royal Secretary and Left Royal Secretary.
Sim Dong-sin (沈東臣, 1824 – 1889) was a civil official of the late Joseon period. His courtesy name was Sagyeong (士敬), and his family seat was Cheongsong (靑松).
Family
Tenth-generation descendant of Sim Dal-won (沈達源), a Martyr of the Gimyo Purge, ninth-generation descendant of Prince Consort Cheongpa Sim Jeon (沈銓), and fifth-generation descendant of Minister of Personnel Sim Dan (沈檀), who was a maternal grandson of the scholar Yun Seon-do (尹善道) of Gosan. He was the grandson of Vice Minister of War Sim Yeong-seok (沈英錫) and the son of Sim Mun (沈雯), posthumously granted the title of Minister of Personnel.
He was the maternal grandson of Minister of War Hong Myeong-ju (洪命周) and the elder brother of Royal Secretary Sim Dong-heon (沈東獻).
Sim Dal-won (Junior Instructor of the Seungmunwon, posthumously Minister of Personnel)
Sim Jeon (沈銓, Governor of Gyeonggi Province, posthumously Minister of State, Prince Consort Cheongpa)
Wife: Posthumous Lady JeongYi of Jeonui, daughter of Yi Han (李翰)
Husband: Jeong Dae-mu (丁大懋, 18 May 1824 – ?), son of Jeong Hak-yu, maternal grandson of Sim O, Chamban (Court Official), Magistrate, courtesy name Jawon (子園)
Sim Gwang-su (沈光洙, Naminsallim, Senior Tutor of the Crown Prince's Office, Vice Minister of Works, posthumous Vice Minister of Personnel, Lord of Cheonan (靑安君))
Husband: Yun of Haenam (海南 尹氏), Yun I-seok (尹爾錫), Jeonbu of the Jongchinbu and grandson of Yun Seon-do of Gosan
Son of Yun I-seok: Yun Du-seo (尹斗緖), maternal grandson of Sim Gwang-sa; known as Gongjae (恭齋), and together with Gyeomjae Jeong Seon (鄭歚) and Hyeonjae Sim Sa-jeong (玄齋 沈師正), one of the Three Masters of Joseon
Sim Baek (adopted by Sim Gwang-su, Junior Secretary of the Ministry of War)
Sim Sang (adopted by Sim Gwang-han, Remonstrating Official of the Office of Remonstrance, posthumous Minister of Personnel)
In 1850 (1st year of Cheoljong), he passed the Jeunggwang civil service examination with second-class rank, and in 1855 he was appointed Jeonjeok of the Sungkyunkwan.
In 1858 he was appointed Jipyeong of the Office of the Inspector-General.
In 1860 he was appointed Assistant Vice Director of the Hongmungwan.
In 1862 he was appointed Jangnyeong of the Office of the Inspector-General.
Reign of King Gojong
In 1864 he was appointed Deputy Director of the Hongmungwan, Vice Director of the Bongsangsi, and Right Royal Secretary.
In 1865 he was appointed Magistrate of Andong.
In 1866 he was appointed Right Royal Secretary.
In 1867 he was appointed Left Royal Secretary and Right Royal Secretary.
In 1870 he was appointed Director of the Dongnyeongbu and Left Royal Secretary.
In 1871 he was appointed Deputy Minister of Rites, Grand Academy Director, Right Royal Secretary, and Deputy Minister of War.2
In 1873 he was appointed Magistrate of Bongsan.
In 1874 he was appointed Right Royal Secretary.
In 1875 he was appointed Deputy Minister of War.
In 1876 he was appointed Assistant Minister of War, Deputy Minister of War, Deputy Minister of Personnel, Deputy Minister of Justice, and Left Royal Secretary.34
In 1877 he was appointed Right Royal Secretary and Left Royal Secretary.