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Yi Jun

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Imperial Heir of Sadong Palace
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Successor of Prince Imperial Ui, Yi Kang
Period11 September 1961 – present
PredecessorYi Gon
Born (1961-09-11) 11 September 1961 (age 64)
Deoksu Palace, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea
SpouseKim, Sung Ja
IssueYi Bum
Yi Baek
FatherYi Gon
MotherHwang, Gyeong Saeng
Yi Jun
Hangul
이준
Hanja
Revised RomanizationI Jun
McCune–ReischauerYi Jun

Yi Jun (Hangul이준; 11 September 1961) is a great-grandson of the Emperor Gojong of Korea and the first grandson of Prince Imperial Ui, Yi Kang. He is the successor of Sadonggung, the palace of Prince Imperial Ui.

He has worked as a senior engineer at several multinational medical equipment manufacturers. He was born as the eldest son of Yi Gon, the heir of Prince Imperial Ui, Yi Kang, at Deoksu Palace, Seoul.

After the death of Yi Ku, Yi Jun was one of the candidates to be adopted by Yi Ku along with his younger cousin brother, Yi Won. Since Yi Jun had to inherit the imperial lineage of Prince Imperial Ui, the second prince of Emperor Gojong, Yi Won – Yi Jun's younger cousin brother – was adopted as heir to Yi Ku by the Jeonju Lee Royal Family Association.

Prince Imperial Ui Memorial Foundation

As head of the Prince Imperial Ui's family, along with the eldest member of the Korean Imperial Family and Yi Jun's aunt, Yi Haegyeong, Yi Jun founded the Prince Imperial Ui Memorial Foundation (의친왕기념사업회) in 2022. The mission statement of the foundation is to host a series of museum exhibitions of imperial artifacts, art performances, and academic forums and symposiums to discover his grandfather, Prince Imperial Ui's, independence movement activities.

One of the most important mission statements of the foundation is to restore Sadonggung Palace – the palace of Prince Imperial Ui, built in 1905 but destroyed in 2005 to build a public parking space in Insadong area by the Seoul metropolitan government.

From October 2022 to January 2023, Yi Jun and his cousin brother, Yi Young-joo, collected a large number of imperial artifacts of Prince Imperial Ui around the world and organized a special exhibition titled <His Imperial Highness Prince Imperial Ui and the independence movement against Japanese colonization by the Korean imperial family> at Kyungwoon Museum.

Kyungwoon Museum is the first high-school founded museum that was owned by Gyeonggi Girls High School, founded by the emperor Sunjong of Korea.

On the 24th of October 2022, Yi Jun organized an academic symposium titled <Prince Imperial Ui and the imperial family's independence movement by the Korean Imperial Family>.

There were six presenters: Professor Lee, Taejin at Seoul National University, Professor Jeon, Byeong-jun at Ewha Women's University, Professor Ban, Byeong-ryul at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, HRH Yi Jun, HRH Yi Haegyeong, and Yi Young-joo, secretary general of the Prince Imperial Ui Memorial Foundation.

The Prince Imperial Ui Memorial Foundation forms a group of descendants of the Korean Imperial Family to promote the imperial culture to the general public in Korea and to the world.

Family

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Korean Imperial Genealogy


Yi Jun is the successor of Prince Imperial Ui, the second prince of Emperor Gojong. Prince Imperial Ui had 12 sons and 9 daughters.

Sons 1. Yi Geon was naturalized as a Japanese citizen in 1947 and changed his name to Momoyama Kenichi(桃山虔一). 2. Yi U was adopted as the heir to Yi Junyong. 3. Yi Bang was adopted as the heir to Crown Prince Soheon. 4. Yi Chang was adopted as the heir to Prince Eunjeon. 5. Yi Ju was adopted as the heir to Grand Prince Inpyeong. 6. Yi Gon is Yi Jun's father and is the successor of Prince Imperial Ui. 7. Yi Gwang was adopted as the heir to Prince Namyeon. 8. Yi Hyun 9. Yi Gap, his son Yi Won was adopted as heir to Yi Ku. 10. Yi Seok 11. Yi Hwan 12. Yi Jeong

Daughters 1. Yi Hae-wan 2. Yi Hae-won 3. Yi Hae-chun 4. Yi Hae-suk 5. Yi Hae-gyeong 6. Yi Hui-ja 7. Yi Hae-ran 8. Yi Hae-ryun 9. Yi Chang-hui

Yi Jun's ninth uncle, Yi Gap's son, Yi Won, was adopted by Yi Ku, the son of Prince Imperial Yeong, third prince of Emperor Gojong.

Yi Jun has two sons – Yi Bum and Yi Baek – and lives with his family in an apartment in Sanggye-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul, South Korea.


Ancestry

Patrilineal descent

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Yi Jun
Sadong Palace of Prince Imperial Ui
Born: 11 September 1961
Cultural offices
Vacant
Title last held by
Yi Gon
Chairman of Prince Imperial Ui Memorial Foundation
22 November 1983 –
Incumbent
Titles in pretence
Preceded by
Yi Gon
— TITULAR —
The Imperial Heir of Sadong Palace
22 November 1984 - present
Incumbent
Heir apparent:
Yi Bum

Template:House of Yi

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