Sim I-ji (1735)
Sim I-ji (沈頤之, 1735–1796) was a late Joseon scholar-official who served as Deputy Secretary of the Hongmungwan, Minister of Public Works, Minister of Justice, Minister of Revenue, Chief Commissioner of the Royal Court of Justice, and Chief Royal Secretary of the Central Military Council, and was pos
Born~Died 1735 ~ 1796Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- 1735 ~ 1796
- Term
- 1 March 1770 – 31 May 1770
- Born
- 1735
- Died
- 1796 (aged 62)
- Education
- 1763 (39th year of Yeongjo), passed the Jeunggwang civil service examination, third class; 1767 passed the civil service supplementary examination (munkwa jungsi), third class
- Career
- Minister of Revenue, Chief Commissioner of the Royal Court of Justice, Chief Royal Secretary, Left Assistant State Councillor, Minister of Justice, Minister of Public Works, Commander of the Sueocheong
- Party
- Independent
- Parents
- Father: Senior First Rank Grand Master for Court Services, Minister of Personnel Sim Su; Mother: Lady of the First Rank Lady Eunjin Song clan
- Siblings
- Sim Yang-ji (younger brother), Sim Hoe-ji (younger brother), Sim Nul-ji (younger brother), Sim Eun-ji (younger brother), Sim Mil-ji (younger brother)
- Spouse
- Lady of the First Rank Cheongju Han clan
- Children
- 3 sons and 1 daughter (eldest son Sim Neung-jeong, second son Sim Neung-yong, third son Sim Neung-in, son-in-law of Kim I-so)
- Relatives
- Sim Sok (great-grandfather), Sim Gye-hyeon (grandfather), Song Sang-yu (maternal grandfather), Han Ik-mo (father-in-law), Yi Cheon-bo (co-relative), Yi Seok-bo (co-relative), Yi Il-hoe (co-relative), Kim Han-cheol (co-relative), Kim Won-ju (brother-in-law), Yu Gyeong-jung (brother-in-law), Yi Mun-won (brother-in-law), Yi Deok-hyeon (brother-in-law), Sim Taek-hyeon (great-uncle), Sim Choe-hyeon (great-uncle), Sim Mong-hyeon (great-uncle), Sim Deuk
- Religion
- Confucianism (Neo-Confucianism)
Sim I-ji (沈頤之, 1735–1796) was a late Joseon scholar-official who served as Deputy Secretary of the Hongmungwan, Minister of Public Works, Minister of Justice, Minister of Revenue, Chief Commissioner of the Royal Court of Justice, and Chief Royal Secretary of the Central Military Council, and was posthumously granted the title of Right State Councillor.
He was the son-in-law of Han Ik-mo, Chief State Councillor, and was a co-relative (sadon) of Kim I-so, Left State Councillor.
His courtesy name was Yangoh (養吾), and his family seat was Cheongsong (靑松).
Genealogy
- 10th-generation ancestor: Sim Yeon-won – Chief State Councillor, Cheongcheon Lord (靑川府院君)
- 9th-generation ancestor: Sim Gang – Royal Maternal Uncle (國舅) of King Myeongjong, Chief of the Royal Relatives Office, Cheongreung Lord (靑陵府院君), posthumously Chief State Councillor
- 8th-generation ancestor: Sim Ui-gyeom – First leader of the Western Faction, Minister of War
- 7th-generation ancestor: Sim Eom – Magistrate of Okgwa, posthumously Chief State Councillor, Cheongsong Lord (靑松府院君)
- 6th-generation ancestor: Sim Gwang-se – Royal Secretary of the Hongmungwan, posthumously Vice Minister of Personnel
- 5th-generation ancestor: Sim Eun – posthumously Vice Minister of Personnel
- Great-great-grandfather: Sim Yak-myeong – Magistrate of Hamchang, posthumously Minister of Personnel
- Great-grandfather: Sim Sok – posthumously Chief State Councillor
- Grandfather: Sim Gye-hyeon – Magistrate of Damyang, posthumously Left Assistant State Councillor
- Grandmother: Lady of the First Rank Jeonju Yi clan
- Uncle: Sim Tak – Magistrate of Gwangju, posthumously Vice Minister of Personnel
- Cousin: Sim I-ji (Sim Ri-ji) – Vice Minister of Personnel
- Cousin's wife: Lady of the First Rank Hamjong Eo clan – daughter of Eo Yu-gu, Chief State Councillor, King Gyeongjong's royal maternal uncle, Eominister Lord (咸原府院君), posthumously Chief State Councillor
- Uncle: Sim Tak – Magistrate of Gwangju, posthumously Vice Minister of Personnel
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