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  • Yangban
  • Historical Korean aristocratic caste

    The yangban (Korean: 양반; Hanja: 兩班; IPA: [jaŋban]) were the ruling class during the Joseon period of dynastic Korea. They were highly educated aristocrats

    Yangban

    Yangban

    Yangban

  • Yangbans
  • South Korean indie rock band

    Yangbans (Korean: 양반들) is a South Korean indie rock band. They used the band name Jun Bum Sun & the Yangbans (Korean: 전범선과 양반들) since they debuted in 2014

    Yangbans

    Yangbans

  • Society of Joseon
  • Society of Korea from 1392 to 1897

    fundamental principles and five moral disciplines. There were four classes: the yangban nobility, the "middle class" jungin, sangmin, or the commoners, and the

    Society of Joseon

    Society of Joseon

    Society_of_Joseon

  • Joseon
  • 1392–1897 Korean dynasty

    and military officers who were collectively called yangban. By the end of the 18th century, the yangban had acquired most of the traits of a hereditary nobility

    Joseon

    Joseon

    Joseon

  • Revolutionary opera
  • Genre of Chinese opera

    Originally, eight revolutionary operas (Chinese: 八个样板戏; pinyin: Ba Ge Yangban Xi) were produced, eighteen by the end of the period. Instead of the "emperors

    Revolutionary opera

    Revolutionary_opera

  • Paekchŏng
  • Korean untouchable caste

    civilians at their mercy. The government also awarded many militiamen yangban class status in exchange for their voluntary militia activities against

    Paekchŏng

    Paekchŏng

    Paekchŏng

  • Chungin
  • Korean middle-class caste

    skilled workers whose technical and administrative skills enabled the yangban and the royal family to rule the lower classes. Chungin were the lifeblood

    Chungin

    Chungin

    Chungin

  • Hahoetal
  • Traditional Korean masks

    on the forehead. The mask is often painted red to represent middle-age. Yangban (the aristocrat) The character with the most power, and therefore the object

    Hahoetal

    Hahoetal

    Hahoetal

  • Gangjeong
  • Korean confection

    when the yangban is generous and gives it away, or when the village slope makes a feast. Gangjeong was also exclusive to those above the yangban class because

    Gangjeong

    Gangjeong

    Gangjeong

  • Kapsin Coup
  • 1884 failed coup d'état in Korea

    eliminating social distinctions by abolishing the legal privileges of the yangban class. The coup d'état attempt, with Japanese support, began on December

    Kapsin Coup

    Kapsin_Coup

  • Sijo
  • Traditional Korean poetic form

    "rules" of sijo structure quite strict. Authors were mostly of the higher up yangban social class and emphasized how their sijo would be sung melodically first

    Sijo

    Sijo

  • Talchum
  • Korean traditional mask dance

    reflected the frustrations felt by the lower classes towards the elite yangban. In 2022, Talchum was inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List of the

    Talchum

    Talchum

    Talchum

  • Tarak-juk
  • Korean milk rice porridge

    was a part of the Korean royal court cuisine and was also patronized by yangban (scholarly-officials). The Korean word tarak-juk (타락죽, [tʰa.ɾak̚.t͈ɕuk̚])

    Tarak-juk

    Tarak-juk

    Tarak-juk

  • Korean language
  • Language spoken in Korea

    to increase literacy in Korea. The Korean alphabet was denounced by the yangban aristocracy, who looked down upon it for being too easy to learn. However

    Korean language

    Korean language

    Korean_language

  • Nobi
  • Korean slave class

    mutual obligation developed. Nobi were regarded as the yangban’s sujok(hands and feet), and the yangban family depended on the nobi for their daily lives.

    Nobi

    Nobi

  • Seowon
  • Joseon-era private schools in Korea

    examinations. In most cases, seowon served only pupils of the aristocratic yangban class. On 6 July 2019, UNESCO recognized a collection of nine seowon as

    Seowon

    Seowon

    Seowon

  • Sseugaechima
  • Headwear that noble Korean women used

    the neoul was used by the court women, the sseugaechima was used by the yangban women; and the jang-ot was used by the jungin women or commoners. The sseugaechima

    Sseugaechima

    Sseugaechima

    Sseugaechima

  • Ch'ŏnmin
  • Korean lower caste

    kisaeng). Nobi (slaves) were servants taken from the ch'ŏnmin class to serve yangban (aristocracy) and royalty, but like slaves, they were considered the property

    Ch'ŏnmin

    Ch'ŏnmin

  • Daecheong
  • Traditional Korean floors

    frequently appeared in larger houses where upper-class people such as yangban lived. It was used as a place to hold ancestral rites. Daecheong is used

    Daecheong

    Daecheong

    Daecheong

  • Slavery in Korea
  • debt. The Joseon dynasty was a stratified society mainly ruled by the yangban class, in which wealth was measured by ownership of land and nobi. During

    Slavery in Korea

    Slavery in Korea

    Slavery_in_Korea

  • Yi Siae's Rebellion
  • 1467 rebellion in Korea

    (later renamed Hamgyong Province) led by General Yi Siae, a member of Yangban landowners in Kilju, Hamgil Province, to rebel against the centralized

    Yi Siae's Rebellion

    Yi_Siae's_Rebellion

  • Korean name
  • reserved for the yangban class, but members of the middle and common classes of Joseon society frequently paid to acquire a surname from a yangban and be included

    Korean name

    Korean name

    Korean_name

  • Seonbi
  • Korean non-governmental scholars

    competes with a yangban character, often depicted as corrupt and greedy. In some satirical novels, the seonbi are treated similarly as the yangban. As a dictionary

    Seonbi

    Seonbi

    Seonbi

  • Lee (Korean surname)
  • Korean family name (이; 리)

    generally not related to one another. This system was at its height under the yangban aristocracy of Joseon, but it remains in use today. There are approximately

    Lee (Korean surname)

    Lee (Korean surname)

    Lee_(Korean_surname)

  • Korea
  • Region in East Asia

    unrivaled elsewhere. Joseon implemented a class system that consisted of yangban the noble class, jungin the middle class, yangin the common class, and

    Korea

    Korea

    Korea

  • Baennori
  • Korean art and boat culture

    means "to appreciate artwork while boating", which was mainly held by yangban, who were the privileged classes of the Joseon period. Baennori for the

    Baennori

    Baennori

  • Hong Kyŏngnae's Rebellion
  • 1812 Korean peasant rebellion

    29 May 1812 in Joseon. It was led by Hong Kyŏngnae and the upperclass yangban of Pyeongan Province, who were unhappy with a tax regime based on government-administered

    Hong Kyŏngnae's Rebellion

    Hong Kyŏngnae's Rebellion

    Hong_Kyŏngnae's_Rebellion

  • Slavery
  • Ownership of people as property

    from freemen (i.e., the middle and common classes) other than the ruling yangban class, and some possessed property rights, and legal and civil rights.

    Slavery

    Slavery

    Slavery

  • Nobility
  • Official privileged social class

    Goryeo's nobility could not stand against them and chose to be absorbed into yangban. However, since the Korean nobility had never experienced defeat by commoners

    Nobility

    Nobility

    Nobility

  • Beonggeoji
  • Korean traditional military hat

    by local magistrates, lower-ranking military officers, and servants of yangban (noblemen). It is also called jeonnip or byeongnip. It was initially worn

    Beonggeoji

    Beonggeoji

    Beonggeoji

  • Sukjong of Joseon
  • King of Joseon from 1674 to 1720

    rules that governed the yangban class. In other words, the Western faction viewed the royal family as the first of the yangban class rather than a separate

    Sukjong of Joseon

    Sukjong of Joseon

    Sukjong_of_Joseon

  • Jeong Duwon
  • Korean Yangban and diplomat

    Jeong Duwon (b. 1581), also known as Chong Tuwon, was a Korean Yangban and diplomat. His chance encounter with a generous member of the Jesuit China missions

    Jeong Duwon

    Jeong_Duwon

  • Ryu Tongnyŏl
  • Korean independence activist (1879–1950)

    appointment of a high-ranking officer should only be done by people from the yangban class, the traditional ruling class of dynastic Korea. Ryu Tongnyŏl was

    Ryu Tongnyŏl

    Ryu Tongnyŏl

    Ryu_Tongnyŏl

  • Gimhae Kim clan
  • Largest Korean clan

    The Gimhae Kim clan (Korean: 김해 김씨; Hanja: 金海 金氏) is one of the Yangban (aristocrat) Korean clan, descended from Suro of Geumgwan Gaya. King Suro was

    Gimhae Kim clan

    Gimhae Kim clan

    Gimhae_Kim_clan

  • Aristocracy (class)
  • Upper social class

    Hereditary title Honorary titles False titles of nobility Adel (Norway) Yangban (Korea) Kuge (Japan) Samanta, Thakur, Zamindar and Jenmi (India) "Definition

    Aristocracy (class)

    Aristocracy (class)

    Aristocracy_(class)

  • History of Korea
  • so cloak their predations on the farmers with an aura of officialdom. Yangban families, formerly well-respected for their status as a noble class and

    History of Korea

    History_of_Korea

  • Women in Joseon
  • Women in Korea from 1392 to 1897

    by the state from 1434 with gradations in status and financial support. Yangban noblewomen were completely segregated from the rest of society. During

    Women in Joseon

    Women_in_Joseon

  • Chŏngjagwan
  • Korean traditional hat for men

    mainly woven with horsetail hair, and it was a hat worn by men from the yangban, the upper class of the Joseon period. It was mostly worn at home as a

    Chŏngjagwan

    Chŏngjagwan

    Chŏngjagwan

  • Hong Kyŏngnae
  • Korean rebel leader (1780–1812)

    Hong clan. His background is uncertain. By some accounts, he was a fallen yangban (social and political elite). However, the best evidence is that he was

    Hong Kyŏngnae

    Hong_Kyŏngnae

  • Chŏng Yŏrip
  • Korean politician (1546–1589)

    Chukto, and his courtesy name was Inbaek. Chŏng was born in 1546 to a yangban (noble) family in Jeonju-bu, North Jeolla Province. When he was young,

    Chŏng Yŏrip

    Chŏng_Yŏrip

  • Hyanggyo
  • Provincial schools in pre-modern Korea

    modern-day cities and counties). They served primarily the children of the yangban, or ruling elite upper-class. Education was oriented toward the gwageo

    Hyanggyo

    Hyanggyo

    Hyanggyo

  • Pungsan-eup
  • Place in South Korea

    classical verse in the Joseon dynasty. The Pungsan Hong were known as yangban among yangbans. Hong Jin was a direct descendant of Hong Ji-gyeong. Andong Administrative

    Pungsan-eup

    Pungsan-eup

  • Korean fighting fan
  • Martial arts weapon from Joseon Korea

    suspicion. They became most popular among the chungin (middle class) and yangban (upper class). Craftsmen discovered a way of taking the "pak dahl" wood

    Korean fighting fan

    Korean_fighting_fan

  • Kisaeng
  • Historical courtesans in Korea

    sijo style later came to be associated with kisaeng women, while women of yangban status focused on the gasa form. Kisaeng attached to a local government

    Kisaeng

    Kisaeng

    Kisaeng

  • Miryang Park clan
  • Korean clan from South Gyeongsang Province

    National Service Exam at least every fourth generation to maintain their Yangban Status, the Miryang Park Clan distinguished itself by producing numerous

    Miryang Park clan

    Miryang Park clan

    Miryang_Park_clan

  • Yangdong Folk Village
  • Joseon-era village in South Korea

    Yangdong Folk Village (Korean: 경주 양동마을) is a traditional yangban (upper class) Korean folk village that dates to the Joseon period. The village is located

    Yangdong Folk Village

    Yangdong Folk Village

    Yangdong_Folk_Village

  • Ŭmsik timibang
  • 17th-century Korean cookbook

    Andong–Yeongyang region during the Joseon period. Chang, belonging to the yangban class, stated that she intended the work to transmit this knowledge to

    Ŭmsik timibang

    Ŭmsik timibang

    Ŭmsik_timibang

  • Yeongjo of Joseon
  • King of Joseon from 1724 to 1776

    denoting yangban status, virtually disappeared. Even bootlegging of books became commercialised as competition developed among the well-to-do yangban who engaged

    Yeongjo of Joseon

    Yeongjo of Joseon

    Yeongjo_of_Joseon

  • Lee Byung-chul
  • South Korean businessman (1910–1987)

    Chan-woo and mother Kwon Jae-lim. He was the son of a wealthy land-owning yangban family, a branch of the Gyeongju Lee clan. He attended high school at Joongdong

    Lee Byung-chul

    Lee Byung-chul

    Lee_Byung-chul

  • Romance of the Three Kingdoms
  • 14th-century Chinese historical novel

    there was resistance to the novel (and fiction in general) among the yangban [ruling class] literati for its historical inaccuracies and entertaining

    Romance of the Three Kingdoms

    Romance of the Three Kingdoms

    Romance_of_the_Three_Kingdoms

  • Yi Ik
  • Korean scholar (1681–1763)

    scholar, early Silhak philosopher and social critic. He was born to a yangban family of the Yeoju Yi clan. Like most people in his position, he studied

    Yi Ik

    Yi Ik

    Yi_Ik

  • The Royal Tailor
  • 2014 South Korean film by Lee Won-suk

    in Chwihyangru Park Byung-eun as Gyeongjong of Joseon Park Yeong-gyu as yangban twins Filming began on February 21, 2014 and wrapped on July 2, 2014. More

    The Royal Tailor

    The_Royal_Tailor

  • Caste
  • Social stratification conferring status

    own native class system. At the top were the two official classes, the Yangban, which literally means "two classes". It was composed of scholars (munban)

    Caste

    Caste

    Caste

  • Kabo Reform
  • Late 19th-century reforms in Korea

    and cloak their predations on the farmers with an aura of officialdom. Yangban families, formerly well-respected for their status as a noble class, were

    Kabo Reform

    Kabo Reform

    Kabo_Reform

  • List of Joseon people
  • List of historical humans

    restricted to members of the hereditary yangban class. Military service was technically open to people outside the yangban class, but in practice most high posts

    List of Joseon people

    List_of_Joseon_people

  • Korean Folk Village
  • Tourist attraction in Yongin, South Korea

    traditional houses of the different social classes (peasant, landowner, yangban) from various regions. The Korean Folk Village was the first open-air museum

    Korean Folk Village

    Korean Folk Village

    Korean_Folk_Village

  • Neolttwigi
  • Traditional Korean seesaw-like game

    while in the air are often included.[citation needed] It is thought that yangban women developed neolttwigi to see over the walls that surrounded their

    Neolttwigi

    Neolttwigi

    Neolttwigi

  • Bossam
  • Korean boiled pork wraps

    ensure the commitment of the workers during this labor-intensive process, yangban (scholar-gentry of the Joseon era) would deliver a pig for a feast. The

    Bossam

    Bossam

    Bossam

  • Hong Sa-ik
  • Korean-Japanese war criminal 1889–1946

    in 1946. Hong, a member of the Namyang Hong clan, was born in 1889 to a yangban family in Anseong, Gyeonggi Province, Joseon. In 1905, when the Eulsa Treaty

    Hong Sa-ik

    Hong Sa-ik

    Hong_Sa-ik

  • Korean numismatic charm
  • Money-inspired amulets for good luck

    variants of Korean numismatic charms. During the Joseon dynasty, only the Yangban class could afford money. A common Korean family would often only have

    Korean numismatic charm

    Korean_numismatic_charm

  • Tonghak Peasant Revolution
  • 1894–1895 rebellion in Korea

    rebellions, including the Salbangye, 'Association of the Killers of the Yangban (aristocrats),' the Saljugye, 'Association of the Killers of the (slave's)

    Tonghak Peasant Revolution

    Tonghak Peasant Revolution

    Tonghak_Peasant_Revolution

  • Imjin War
  • 1592–1598 Japanese invasions of Korea

    during the war: the surviving and leaderless Korean regular soldiers, yangbans and commoners, and Buddhist monks. By the summer of 1592, there were about

    Imjin War

    Imjin War

    Imjin_War

  • Ha Yoon-kyung
  • South Korean actress (born 1992)

    출연 확정 (in Korean). The Fact. Retrieved February 8, 2026. [MV] 전범선과 양반들 (Yangbans) - 설레임 (The Seven Year Itch). Youtube (in Korean). September 22, 2022.

    Ha Yoon-kyung

    Ha Yoon-kyung

    Ha_Yoon-kyung

  • Byeongsin chum
  • performed by the lower class peasants to satirize the Korean nobility (Yangban) by depicting them as disabled and sick persons such as paraplegics, midgets

    Byeongsin chum

    Byeongsin_chum

  • Korean mask
  • performers wear masks, such as some of the original masks made of wood: yangban (nobleman), bune (maiden), seonbi (scholar), gaksi (mother), chorangi (nobleman's

    Korean mask

    Korean mask

    Korean_mask

  • Imperial Korean Armed Forces
  • 1897–1910 military of the Korean Empire

    all of the graduates were Nationalists. This was because some sons of Yangbans saw entering the academy as a way for an assured career. Despite not every

    Imperial Korean Armed Forces

    Imperial Korean Armed Forces

    Imperial_Korean_Armed_Forces

  • Hahoe byeolsingut talnori
  • Korean masked dance-drama

    monk’s episode (Pagyeseong madang) (6) Nobleman and scholar’s episode (Yangban and Seonbi madang) (7) Wedding ceremony episode (Holrye madang) (8) Wedding

    Hahoe byeolsingut talnori

    Hahoe byeolsingut talnori

    Hahoe_byeolsingut_talnori

  • Kim Ki-bum
  • South Korean musician and actor

    show Two Feet Life. In 2020, Kibum starred in his own YouTube Channel, "Yangban Kim Kibum". Since his departure from Clover Company, the channel has ceased

    Kim Ki-bum

    Kim Ki-bum

    Kim_Ki-bum

  • Korean nobility
  • Former social class in Korea

    are often also recognizable via their status during the Joseon era as yangban families). List of Noble families in Korea, such as: House of Yi (Joseon

    Korean nobility

    Korean_nobility

  • Chaekgeori
  • Genre of Korean still-life paintings

    bibliophile who promoted studious learning, and embraced by the aristocratic yangban class of Joseon society. Early chaekgeori paintings were prized for their

    Chaekgeori

    Chaekgeori

    Chaekgeori

  • Chanyang-hoe
  • Korean feminist organization

    aristocratic Yangban families. The Chanyang-hoe was founded by rich upper class yangban widows in Bukchon in Seoul in 1898, when yangban noblewomen had

    Chanyang-hoe

    Chanyang-hoe

  • Kim Sung-bum (actor)
  • South Korean actor (born 1978)

    Kim appeared in the second courtyard in a showcase titled Finding the Yangban, a modern re-interpretation of the Goseong Ogwangdae mask dance. Selected

    Kim Sung-bum (actor)

    Kim_Sung-bum_(actor)

  • Ko Kyŏngmyŏng
  • Joseon military commander (1533–1592)

    and yangban, who became a righteous army leader during the 1592–1598 Imjin War. He was killed while attacking Geumsan in 1592. Ko was a yangban from

    Ko Kyŏngmyŏng

    Ko_Kyŏngmyŏng

  • Choi Kyu-hah
  • President of South Korea from 1979 to 1980

    of Japan (now in Gangwon Province, South Korea). Choi was born into a yangban (upper class) family; his grandfather had been a scholar at the Sungkyunkwan

    Choi Kyu-hah

    Choi Kyu-hah

    Choi_Kyu-hah

  • Hanok
  • Traditional Korean house

    is also classified according to social class. Typically the houses of yangban (upper class), jungin (middle class) and urban commoners, with giwa (tiled

    Hanok

    Hanok

    Hanok

  • Eo-mandu
  • Fish dumpling

    formed part of Korean royal court cuisine, and was a popular dish among the yangban (upper class). It was often served at summer birthday tables for elder

    Eo-mandu

    Eo-mandu

    Eo-mandu

  • Mandarin (bureaucrat)
  • Historical term for bureaucrat scholars in China, Korea, and Vietnam

    who were not children of officials of the second full rank or higher (Yangban) unless the candidate had passed the gwageo. Those who passed the higher

    Mandarin (bureaucrat)

    Mandarin (bureaucrat)

    Mandarin_(bureaucrat)

  • List of methods of capital punishment
  • Poisoning Before modern times, sayak (사약, 賜藥) was the method used for nobles (yangban) and royals during the Joseon Dynasty in Korea due to the Confucianist

    List of methods of capital punishment

    List_of_methods_of_capital_punishment

  • Korean literature
  • Literature produced by Koreans

    chapters, and long works of more than 10 chapters. Third, there are works of yangban writers and those of common writers. In respect to the last classification

    Korean literature

    Korean literature

    Korean_literature

  • Andrew Kim Taegon
  • Korean Catholic saint (1821–1846)

    practicing Korean Catholics. Born into the aristocratic Gimhae Kim clan (Yangban) Kim's parents were converts and his father, uncles, and grandfathers were

    Andrew Kim Taegon

    Andrew Kim Taegon

    Andrew_Kim_Taegon

  • Yu Chagwang
  • Korean politician (1439–1512)

    Korean Joseon Dynasty politician, soldier and writer. Born as the son of a yangban father and a concubine, he was one of the few secondary sons who served

    Yu Chagwang

    Yu_Chagwang

  • To My Beloved Thief
  • 2026 South Korean television series

    duty, identity, and forbidden love. Nam Ji-hyun as Hong Eun-jo Born to a yangban father and a commoner mother, she was legally considered a commoner due

    To My Beloved Thief

    To_My_Beloved_Thief

  • Yun Ch'iho
  • Korean politician (1864–1945)

    name was Sŏnghŭm (성흠). Yun was born a member of a prominent aristocratic (yangban) family. He was the son of General Yun Ung-nyeol, who served as a minister

    Yun Ch'iho

    Yun_Ch'iho

  • First Sino-Japanese War
  • 1894–1895 war between China and Japan

    set of reforms designed to strengthen the monarchy at the expense of the Yangban class. He also pursued an isolationist policy and was determined to purge

    First Sino-Japanese War

    First Sino-Japanese War

    First_Sino-Japanese_War

  • Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency
  • 2019 South Korean television series

    manners and refinement so that she can blend in with the high-ranking yangban women. The mystery behind the assassination of the crown prince. Gae-ttong's

    Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency

    Flower_Crew:_Joseon_Marriage_Agency

  • Gasa (poetry)
  • Medieval Korean poetry style

    Joseon period in Korea. Gasas were commonly sung, and were popular among yangban women. Chŏng Ch'ŏl, a poet of the 16th century, is regarded as having perfected

    Gasa (poetry)

    Gasa (poetry)

    Gasa_(poetry)

  • 100 Days My Prince
  • 2018 South Korean TV series

    widower whose wife and child died. Ahn Suk-hwan as Park Seon-do Powerful yangban, Kim Cha-eon's subject. He is also involved in corruption and has a vendetta

    100 Days My Prince

    100_Days_My_Prince

  • Doksa Sillon
  • 1908 Korean history book by Shin Chaeho

    identity but had later been weakened by Confucianized elites like the yangban of the Joseon Dynasty. Doksa Sillon was one of the earliest expressions

    Doksa Sillon

    Doksa_Sillon

  • Hopae
  • Identification tags

    different social classes wore different coloured tags. The yangban class wore yellow, high-ranking yangban officials wore ivory while the lower-ranks wore ones

    Hopae

    Hopae

    Hopae

  • Eric Nam
  • American K-pop singer (born 1988)

    Booster, Nam and Scott examined cultural identity through the food at Yangban Society, a modern American restaurant merging the Korean and Jewish upbringing

    Eric Nam

    Eric Nam

    Eric_Nam

  • 19th-century peasant rebellions in Korea
  • reserved for the higher yangban class. On the other hand, economically struggling land-owning farmers and even members of the yangban class were often forced

    19th-century peasant rebellions in Korea

    19th-century_peasant_rebellions_in_Korea

  • Hong Kiltong (outlaw)
  • Korean outlaw (c. 1440–c. 1500)

    Throughout the late 15th century, peasant rebellions rose throughout Joseon as yangban landlords exploited the peasantry, many of whom had become tenant farmers

    Hong Kiltong (outlaw)

    Hong_Kiltong_(outlaw)

  • Hong Chin
  • Korean politician (1877–1946)

    was born in the Joseon period in Yeongdong, Chungcheong Province, to a yangban family of the Pungsan Hong lineage. He had practiced law in Korea in the

    Hong Chin

    Hong Chin

    Hong_Chin

  • Chungcheong dialect
  • Dialect of the Korean language

    had the highest proportion of yangban(aristocrat) in the Joseon Dynasty. Thus, to this day, the characteristics of Yangban and the characteristics of Chungcheong

    Chungcheong dialect

    Chungcheong dialect

    Chungcheong_dialect

  • The Tale of Sim Ch'ŏng
  • Korean folk story

    "Peach Blossom Village"), where lived a destitute family descended from the yangban (noble) class. The daughter Sim Cheong (심청; 沈清; Shim Ch'ŏng) had Blind

    The Tale of Sim Ch'ŏng

    The_Tale_of_Sim_Ch'ŏng

  • Yi Kae
  • Joseon scholar-official (1417–1456)

    1417–1456) was a Korean scholar-official of the Joseon period who came from the yangban Hansan Yi clan and one of the six martyred ministers. He was the great-grandson

    Yi Kae

    Yi_Kae

  • Genealogy book
  • Book used to record the family history of ancestors

    in pre-modern (i.e., post-Joseon period) Korea as proof of being of the yangban class, since family names were conferred only to the aristocratic class

    Genealogy book

    Genealogy_book

  • History of women in Korea
  • King’s concubines, wives of men in the yangban class, women in the lowborn class, also known as the yangban’s female slaves, and those in uncommon professions

    History of women in Korea

    History of women in Korea

    History_of_women_in_Korea

  • Heungseon Daewongun
  • Regent of Joseon from 1864 to 1873

    campaign, disciplined the royal clans, and taxed the aristocracy, the yangban. Cumings notes that this was not a revolution but a restoration, as the

    Heungseon Daewongun

    Heungseon Daewongun

    Heungseon_Daewongun

  • Hong (Korean surname)
  • Korean surname 홍

    lineage back to a specific founder. This system was at its height under the yangban aristocracy of the Joseon Dynasty, but it remains in use today. There are

    Hong (Korean surname)

    Hong_(Korean_surname)

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