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Taejo of Joseon
The first king of Joseon Dynasty in Korean history
- Child of Yi Cha-ch'un and Uihye
- Married to Sinui, Queen Sindeok, Consort Seong of the Wonju Won clan and 3 more
- Dated 11 October 1335 CE – 24 May 1408 CE
Overview
the first king of Joseon Dynasty in Korean historyWikidata record description. Read Taejo of Joseon in the Wikipedia reader.
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- 17 July 1392 CE – 5 September 1398 CE king of Joseon Dynasty Number 1 in the sequence Succeeded by Jeongjong of Joseon
Family tree
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Family 26
- child of (mother) Uihye queen; Grand Lady of Three Han State
- child of (father) Yi Cha-ch'un Korean general (1315 – 1360 or 1361)
- of the house House of Yi Korean royal and imperial dynasty
- parent of (child) Grand Prince Deokan son of Taejo of Joseon
- parent of (child) Grand Prince Hoean son of Taejo of Joseon
- parent of (child) Grand Prince Ikan son of Taejo of Joseon (1360 – 1404)
- parent of (child) Grand Prince Jinan son of King Taejo of Joseon Korean state
- parent of (child) Grand Prince Muan son of Taejo of Joseon
- parent of (child) Grand Prince Uian son of Taejo of Joseon (1382 – 1398)
- parent of (child) Jeongjong of Joseon 2nd King of Joseon Dynasty (1357 - 1419)
- parent of (child) Princess Gyeongsun princess of Joseon
- parent of (child) Princess Kyungshin princess of Joseon
- parent of (child) Princess Kyungsun princess of Joseon
- parent of (child) Princess Soucksin princess of Joseon
- parent of (child) Princess Uiryeong princess of Joseon
- parent of (child) Taejong of Joseon 3rd King of Joseon Dynasty in Korea
- sibling of Grand Prince Uian prince of Joseon (1348 ~ 1408)
- sibling of Grand Prince Wanpung prince of Joseon (1330-1388)
- sibling of Grand Prince Yeongseong prince of Joseon
- sibling of Princess Jeonghwa princess of Joseon
- married to Queen Sindeok Queen consort of Joseon (1356 - 1396)
- married to Sinui Queen of Joseon (1337 – 1391)
- married to Lady Ju Chandok
- married to Consort Seong of the Wonju Won clan
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