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Gungnaebu

Gungnaebu (literally "Department of the Royal Household") was a Korean government office in charge of affairs related to the royal household of the late period of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea.[1][2] In the government organization during the Joseon Dynasty, the division between the state of affairs and royal affairs was not distinctive. It had several subdivisions such as Jonchinbu, and Uibinbu, Donnyeongbu and others, some of which were independently operated or belonged to Yukjo (Six Ministries of Joseon).[3]

Gungnaebu
Hangul
궁내부
Hanja
Revised RomanizationGungnaebu
McCune–ReischauerKungnaebu

The current Cultural Heritage Administration of the Republic of Korea claims descent from the Gungnaebu.[4]

Jongchinbu preserved the genealogy and portraits of the line of kings, managed costume of the king and queen, and dealt with relatives of the kings. Uibinbu took care of dealing with affairs regarding a son-in-law of the king, while Donnyeongbu managed affairs for cultivating mutual friendship among relatives of the king and queen.[3]

Organization

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The Gungnaebu supervised the affairs of the King's family.[5] Under Gungnaebu, there were many subordinating organizations. There was one minister, one vice minister, three Juimgwans, two translators, ten Jusas, and 15 special officials.[6]

List of ministers

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  1. Prince Imperial Heung (15 July 1894 in Lunar Calendar[7] - 15 May 1895 in Lunar Calendar[8])
  2. Yun Yong-gu (20 May 1895 in Lunar Calendar[9] - 29 June 1895 in Lunar Calendar[10])
  3. Yi Gyung-jik (? -?)
  4. Prince Imperial Heung (20 August 1895 in Lunar Calendar[11] - 11 February 1896[12])
  5. Yi Jae-sun (11 February 1896[13] - ?)
  6. Min Young-gyu (1 October 1897[14] - ?)
  7. Yi Jae-sun (11 July 1898[15] - ?)
  8. Yun Yong-gu (11 October 1898[16] - 19 October 1898[17])
  9. Min Byeong-suk (20 October 1898[18] - 24 November 1898[19]
  10. Min Young-gu (24 November 1898[19] - ?)
  11. Yi Jae-sun (21 December 1898[20] - ?)
  12. Yi Jae-wan (25 June 1899[21] - ?)
  13. Min Young-so (27 December 1902[22] - ?)
  14. Yi Jae-wan (? - ?)
  15. Min Byeong-suk
  16. Min Young-cheol
  17. Yi Jae-guk
  18. Yi Geun-sang
  19. Yun Yong-gu
  20. Shim Sang-hun
  21. Yi Jae-guk
  22. Park Yung-hyo
  23. Yi Yun-yong
  24. Min Byeong-suk

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "History". Kyujanggak.
  2. ^ "궁내부(宮內府), Gungnaebu" (in Korean and English). The Academy of Korean Studies. Archived from the original on 2011-07-16. Retrieved 2009-01-01.
  3. ^ a b 궁내부 (宮內府) (in Korean). Empas / Encyclopedia of Korean Culture. Retrieved 2009-01-01.
  4. ^ 일반현황 (in Korean). Cultural Heritage Administration. Retrieved 2021-03-28.
  5. ^ 조선·대한제국 관보. "宮內府官制改正案". Retrieved 2022-08-09.
  6. ^ "궁내부(宮內府) - 한국민족문화대백과사전". Encyclopedia of Korean Culture. Retrieved 2022-08-08.
  7. ^ "한국고전종합DB". db.itkc.or.kr. Retrieved 2022-05-12.
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