Yi Cha-ch'un
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Summary
Yi Cha-ch'un was born in Donggye[1]. He was born in 1315[2]. He died on April 18, 1360[3]. He worked as a military leader[4].
Key Facts
- Date of death: April 18, 1360[3], April 30, 1361[5]
- Place of burial: 정릉 (조선 환조)[6]
- Father: Dojo[7]
- Mother: Queen Gyeongsun[8]
- Spouse: Uihye[9], Royal Consort Jeongbin Kim[10]
- Child: Grand Prince Wanpung[11], Grand Prince Yeongseong[12], Taejo of Joseon[13], Princess Jeonghwa[14], Grand Prince Uian[15]
- Country of citizenship: Goryeo[16]
- Sex or gender: male[17]
- Noble title: king[18]
- Cause of death: disease[19]
- Family name: Lee[20]
- Given name: Ja-chun[21]
- Manner of death: natural causes[22]
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Personal Life
Spouses include Uihye[9], a consort[23], of Goryeo[24] and Royal Consort Jeongbin Kim[10]. Children include Grand Prince Wanpung[11], a soldier[25], 1330–1388[26], of Goryeo[27], awarded the Founding Contributor to Joseon[28]; Grand Prince Yeongseong[12], a civilian official[29], of Goryeo[30]; Taejo of Joseon[13], a military personnel[31], 1335–1408[32], of Goryeo[33], specialised in politics[34]; Princess Jeonghwa[14]; and Grand Prince Uian[15], a civilian official[35], 1348–1408[36], of Goryeo[37].
FAQs
Where was Yi Cha-ch'un born?
Born in Donggye[1].
Who were Yi Cha-ch'un's parents?
Yi Cha-ch'un's father was Dojo[7]. Yi Cha-ch'un's mother was Queen Gyeongsun[8].
Who was Yi Cha-ch'un married to?
Yi Cha-ch'un's spouses include Uihye[9] and Royal Consort Jeongbin Kim[10].
What did Yi Cha-ch'un do for work?
Yi Cha-ch'un worked as military leader[4].