The Korean Imperial Family ( 대한 제국 의 황실 , 大 韓帝國 皇室 ) is the common name for the Korean monarch Li dynasty after the proclamation of the empire in 1897, as the ruling house of Korea, which lasted from the creation of the Joseon State in 1392 to the overthrow of the empire by the Japanese in 1910 year .
| Lee | |
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 Ehwamun | |
| A country |  Korean empire  Joseon |
| Founder | Taejo |
| The last ruler | Sungjon |
| Current chapter | Lee Won or Lee Havon De jure |
| Year of foundation | 1392 |
| Bias | 1910 ( Treaty of Accession of Korea to Japan ) |
| Nationality | Koreans |
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Dynasty today
After the annexation of Korea, the imperial house moved to Japan. The title "emperor" of the Korean imperial family was lost under Emperor Songjun during the Japanese occupation in the middle of the 20th century [1] .
Heir to the throne Lee Eun married the Japanese princess Masako Nasimoto. They had two sons: Li Chin and Li Gu . His older brother, Yaya, had 12 sons and 9 daughters from different wives and concubines.
Among the members of the imperial family in recent history, contradictions about the figure of the head of the house remain. After the death of July 16, 2005, Prince Li Gu, his adopted son, Li Won, was declared heir. However, the daughter of Prince Lee Kang , the granddaughter of Emperor Kojon Lee Havon challenged the nephew's claim to the throne and was crowned with the title Empress of Korea on September 29, 2006. Her step was not supported by members of the royal family of Lee [2] .
Imperial Family
- Emperor Kojon (1852-1919) - 26th chapter of the Joseon House
- Emperor Songjon (1874-1926) - 27th chapter of the Joseon House
- Prince Lee Kang (1877-1955)
- Prince Lee Kun (1909-1991)
- Prince Lee Wu (1912-1945)
- Lee Chun (1936-)
- Prince Cap (1938-)
- Crown Prince of the Empire Vaughn (Hvansason) (1962-) - 30th chapter of the Joseon House
- 1st son (1998-)
- 2nd son (1999-)
- Lee Jung
- Crown Prince of the Empire Vaughn (Hvansason) (1962-) - 30th chapter of the Joseon House
- Lee Sok (1941-)
- Lee Hong (1976-)
- Lee Chin (1979-)
- Lee Jung Hung (1980-)
- Lee Havon (1919-)
- Crown Prince Eimin (1897-1970) - 28th chapter of the Joseon House
- Prince Chin (1921-1922)
- Crown Prince Ho Eun (1931-2005) - 29th chapter of the Joseon House
- Princess Tok He (1912-1989)
- Jung Hye
See also
- Korean empire
- Joseon
- History of Korea
- List of Korean Monarchs
Notes
- ↑ 순종 (cor.) . terms.naver.com. Date of treatment July 6, 2019.
- ↑ Coronation of Korea's new empress leads to royal family controversy . Korea JoongAng Daily. Date of treatment July 6, 2019.