Song Songrye
Song Songrye (宋松禮, 1207 – January 20, 1289) was a military official of [[Goryeo]]. His family seat was [[Yeosan Song clan|Yeosan]] (礪山).
Born~Died 1207 ~ Feb 18, 1289Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- 1207 ~ Feb 18, 1289
- Born
- 1207
- Died
- January 20, 1289
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Goryeo
- Career
- General, Jikmunhasungsa, Eosajungseung, Chupilwonbusa, Dongjichupilwonsa, Chanseongsa, Jungchan
- Occupation
- Military official
Song Songrye (宋松禮, 12071 – January 20, 1289) was a military official of Goryeo. His family seat was Yeosan (礪山).
Details of how he entered public service are unknown.
After serving as a general (將軍), in 1270 (King Wonjong 11) he, as Jikmunhasungsa (直門下省事), together with Eosajungseung (御史中丞) Hong Mun-gye (洪文系), executed Im Yu-mu (林惟茂), the last ruler of the military regime.
In 1272 (King Wonjong 13) he was sent as an envoy to the Yuan once as Chupilwonbusa (樞密院副使), and the following year once more as Dongjichupilwonsa (同知樞密院事). In 1274 (King Wonjong 15) he took part in the First Japanese Expedition.2
He later retired from office as Chanseongsa (贊成事), and afterward retired again as Jungchan (中贊).3
His posthumous name was Jeongnyeol (貞烈).4
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