Korean Royal Family Tree / Korean Imperial Family Tree

 

This is a Royal Family Tree of Korea, or Imperial Family Tree of Korea since Korea declared the Korean Empire in 1897 by the Emperor Gojong.

The Korean Empire(大韓帝國) was a Korean monarchical state proclaimed by Gojong, the 26th King of Joseon dynasty(1392~1897) and he became the first Emperor of the Korean Empire in 1897.

Emperor Gojong had 3 princes and 1 princess.

1st son: Emperor Sunjong (1874~1926)

: no successor

2nd son: Prince Imperial Ui (1877~1955)

: successed by Yi Gon(1919~1983) then by Yi Jun(1961~)

3rd son: Prince Imperial Yeong (1897~1970)

: successed by Yi Ku(1931~2005) then by Yi Won(1962~)

4th daughter: Princess Deok-hye (1912~1989)

Though the Korean Empire later became a democratic sovereign, the Republic of Korea(1948~) and the royal family is not officially recognized by the Constitution, but is still respected by many citizens and is in charge of preserving rich royal and imperial heritage and tradition that have been passed down for more than 500 years.

By Seon won gye bo (Official Korean Royal Genealogy Record)

This is a full genealogy of Korean Royal Family