★ The founder of Yeonan Yi Clan was Mu, a general of the Tang Dynasty. He is said to have followed him to Jungnangjang when Sojeongbang invaded Baekje as an ally of Silla in 660 and became naturalized in Silla. There are three different families in Yeonan Yi Clan, including the three factions, each of which emphasizes the importance of Suhong, Hyeonryeo, and Ji: Gate. Yeonan Yi produced 250 liberal arts students, 8 Sangsin, 7 Daejehak, and 6 Cheongbaek-ri in Joseon. Among the three major factions of Yeonan Yi, eight Sangsin, six Daejehak, one Cheongbaek-ri, and 10 Gongsin were produced, and one Daejehak, two Cheongbaek-ri, and two Cheongbaek-ri were produced from the Tongrye Munsa Gongpa. Total population: 126,569 people (as of 1985) ★ The founder of Yeo Heung-min was Min Qing-do, who served as a Sangi-eo during the Goryeo Dynasty, and his history is unclear. The Yeo Heung-min's world is divided into the Moon In-gong faction and the Moon Soon-gong faction, and there are other factions and several separate factions that emphasize Min Se-young. Min was widely known as the family of the late Han Dynasty, but he had a great influence three times in history. The first was during the late Goryeo to early Joseon Dynasty, the second was during King Sukjong to King Yeongjo of Joseon Dynasty, and the third was during King Gojong of Hanmal. Representative figures of the late Goryeo Dynasty include Yeongmo, Sik, Gonggyu, Ji, Sangjeong, Jongyu, Jeok, Eunpyeong, and Yu. Along with the opening of the Joseon Dynasty, Yeo Ik, the founding contributor of the country, ascended to Daesaheon and Hojopanseo, and Jega Jwauijeong, Gaega Daesaheon, and Bultam, ascended to Cheongbaek-ri. In 1410 (the 10th year of King Taejong's reign), Mugu's Oksa Temple occurred and its momentum slowed down for a while, but Hyo-jeung rose to the approval of the literary faction, and Mongryong climbed to Uuijeong Pavilion, and was removed from office after King Injo Banjeong. In addition, Hyungnam served as Woo Chan-sung and Seonghwi as Hojo Pan-seo. In the Munsoon Gongpa, Ki served as Uuijeong during the reign of King Seonjo, Sun is famous as a scholar, and Inbaek served as Hojo Panseo during the reign of King Injo. Pajo Jain of Ipampa, the leader of the Munsoon Gongpa, died by the Soyoon clan during the Ming Dynasty. The main character of "Susaok" is Jane's grandson, and Pajo Gwang-hoon of "Sambangpa," who has gained great power over the 10th generation since King Sukjong, is the sixth-generation descendant of Suu. Sambangpa refers to the family of descendants of Min Kwang-hoon's three sons, Si-si, Jeong-jung, and Yu-jung. During King Injo's reign, Jeongjung entered the liberal arts department and Jwauijeong Pavilion during King Sukjong's reign, and his son Jinjang also entered the liberal arts department and the father and son Jeongseung during King Sukjong's reign. Yujung is a senior member of Noron, and his son Jinwon served as a left-wing councilor during King Yeongjo's reign, and the Min clan's reign in Hanmal was mainly composed of the Yeoyang faction of Yujung among the three factions. In 1680 (the 6th year of King Sukjong's reign), when Queen Ingyeong died without any help, the daughter of Yujung became Queen Inhyeon as a concubine the following year, and Queen Inhyeon was once deposed amid a party dispute between Namin and Seoin. Although he was the same Yeo Heung-min clan, he fought as the leader of the three-way faction, Si, Jung, Yu, and Jinwon of Noron, and Hee and Am of the Seyoung faction as the leader of men. In 74 (the 15th year of King Hyeonjong's reign), Namin, who won over Seoin, was divided into Cheongnam and Taknam, and in 80 years, Namin resigned and Seoin took power. Three years later, the Seoin was divided into Noron and Soron, and due to the continued dominance of Noron, many front doors came out from the three-way faction belonging to Noron, producing more than 50 Dangsanggwan, including seven Sangsin, six Myojeonghyang, and 32 Panseo-class or higher after King Sukjong. In 1866 (the 3rd year of King Gojong's reign), the daughter of Chirok became King Gojong, or Empress Myeongseong, and King Heungseon Daewongun, who had been ruling for 10 years, passed away and King Gojong's reign began. The politics of Min's reign ended in the 32nd year of King Gojong's reign, but Min's reign was mainly composed of four generations of the three-way wave of Chi, Ho, Yeong, and Sik. Chungjeonggong Yeong-hwan is the grandson of King Gojong's maternal grandfather, Chi-gu, and the son of Gyeom-ho, who served as King Byeongjo and Lee Jo-panseo. He appealed the revocation of the treaty when the Japan-Korea Treaty of 1905 was signed in 1905, but committed suicide without achieving his will. Min's characters usually passed the civil service examination before and after the establishment of the civil service, and served in key positions such as Byeongjo and Yijopanseo in a short period of less than 10 years. Yeo Heung-min produced a total of 244 liberal arts students during the Joseon Dynasty. Total Population: 141,328 people (as of 1985) ★ The founder of Cheongsong Sim Clan was Shim Hong-bu, who served as a Wei Shi-seung during the Goryeo Dynasty, and his great-grandchildren Shim Deok-bu and Jeonri Panso Shim Won-bu were largely divided into Gyeongpa and Hyang-ro. After the founding of the Joseon Dynasty, Shim Deok-bu, a Gyeongpa, lived in Jwauijeong and his descendants lived in Seoul for generations, but when Goryeo collapsed, the descendants of Shim Won-bu rejected the new dynasty's government and stayed away from it. Gyeongpa is also called "Seoul House," and it is divided from the seven brothers of Simdeokbu's son to the provincial governor's faction, the judge's faction, the Seongju governor's faction, the Insubu Yoongongpa, the Cheongwongun faction, and the Dongji Chongpa. Among them, the descendants of the fourth Shim Jing and the fifth Shim On prospered greatly. In particular, Simon served as King Sejong's national territory, and the sixth Shimjong became the father of King Taejo Lee Seong-gye. However, Shimon was framed and killed by King Taejong's purge of foreign forces. His younger son, Simhoe, also served as Yeonguijeong Pavilion, but if Simdeokbu is included, three generations served as Yeonguijeong Pavilion. From the descendants of Simhoe, eight Sangsin, two Daejehak, two queens, and one Buma were given, and from the descendants of Simjing, one Yeonguijeong and two Buma were given, and from the descendants of Sim Jun, the eldest son of Sim On, one Yeonguijeong and Jwauijeong. The brothers Shim Yeon-won and Shim Tong-won, the great-grandchildren of Simhoe, served as Yeonguijeong Pavilion and Jwauijeong Pavilion, respectively, and were named as brothers. Shim Yeon-won's son, Shim Gang, served as King Myeongjong's Guk-gu, and his sixth son, Shim Choong-gyeom, served as a military judge, and his son, Shim Yeol, served as Yeonguijeong during King Injo. Shim Ho, the wise son of Shim Yeol, went to Guk-gu of King Gyeongjong, and Shim Hee-soo, the grandson of Shim Bong-won, the second brother of Shim Yeon-won, went up to Cheongbaek-ri after serving as Daejehak and Jwauijeong during the reign of King Seonjo. Shim Eui-gyeom is the grandson of Shim Yeon-won of Yeonguijeong Pavilion and the younger brother of Queen Insoon, Myung Jong-bi, and is the founder of the East and West Bundang along with Kim Hyo-won. Shim appeared as the main or assistant of the contemplative party dispute at the time of King Seonjo. The East-West Bundang was directly caused by the antagonism between Shim Eui-gyeom and Kim Hyo-won during the reign of King Seongjong, but it originated from the confrontation between the Hungupa and Sarimpa, which took place four times in about 50 years from Yeonsan-gun to King Myeongjong. Kim Hyo-won lived in the east of Seoul, so the group was called Dongin, and Shim Si-gyeom lived in the west, so the group was called Seoin. However, even in the same family, there were many cases where the faction was divided due to academic relations or marriage and was in confrontation. Among the calligraphers Cheongsong Sims, Shim Kwang-soo, who served as a government official during the reign of King Hyeonjong, and Shim Ja, who served as a judge of Yijo during the reign of King Sukjong, were extremists of Namin, and Sim Dan, who served as an observer and judge, was defeated by Noron. Shim Eui-gyeom became the mastermind of the East and West Bundang, but he was originally reluctant to form a bungdang, and during the reign of King Myeongjong, his only uncle Lee Yang tried to create a saga, but he prevented it in advance. Many figures came from the descendants of Shim In-gyeom, the elder brother of King Yeongjo, Shim Soo-hyun, and Shim Taek-hyun, the younger brother of King Yeongjo, Shim Hwan-ji, the younger brother of King Jeongjo, and Shim Poong-ji, the younger brother of King Yeongjo. On the other hand, Pungsan Shim's heart was promoted to Hyeongjopanseo as a contributor to the Jungjong Rebellion, which drove Yeonsan-gun, and created strange paintings and served as Uuijeong and Jwauijeong, but was exiled and killed by the impeachment of Kim An-ro. His sons, Simsimson and Simsimsoon, and his grandson Shim Soo-kyung, were known as Myungshin. In addition, there are Shim Ki-won of Cheongsong Shim, who was killed while trying to revolt as a contributor to the Injo Banjeong, Shim Eon-gwang of Samcheok Shim, who served as a founder of the Joseon Dynasty, Shim Hyo-saeng, and his son Hojo Pan-seo and Hambuk Soon-won. Total population: 186,382 people (as of 1985) are often thought of as prestigious families such as Jeonju Lee and Andong Kim, but I don't think so.
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