Independence patriot · Provisional Government · Order of Merit for National Foundation, Independence Medal (Dongnipjang, 1987)
| Life | 1885 ~ 1949 |
| Era | 근현대 |
| Clan | 순흥 안씨 |
An Jeong-geun (1885–1949), pen name Cheonggye, was the younger brother of An Jung-geun, who assassinated Japanese statesman Ito Hirobumi, and the elder brother of An Gong-geun. After the March First Movement he fled to Shanghai, helped found the New Korea Youth Party, and served as vice-president of the Korean Red Cross Society and a member of the Provisional Assembly.
Elected to the Provisional Assembly in 1922, he later left the Youth Party alongside Kim Gu amid internal factional disputes and continued working within the Provisional Government's circle, advocating for Korean communities in Russia's Maritime Province and Shanghai. He remained in Shanghai after liberation and died there in 1949 without returning home.