Grandson of Chief State Councillor Choe Hang; founder of the Tongnye-gong branch; said to have settled Nobong Village in Namwon
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Choe Su-ung (崔秀雄) is the founder of the Tongnye-gong branch of the Sangnyeong Choe clan, described as a grandson of Chief State Councillor Choe Hang through the eldest son Choe Yeong-rin. He is said to have lived in retirement at Nobong Village, Sama-myeon, Namwon, North Jeolla, laying the basis for the family's long standing there.
The novelist Choe Myeong-hui is described as his 17th-generation descendant; Nobong is the model for Maean Village in Honbul. His dates, the post of tongnye he held and his tomb were not confirmed.
He is described as a grandson of Choe Hang, and Nobong in Namwon is a known seat of the clan. A newspaper article says he lived there in retirement and built the family's reputation. A direct genealogical source was not checked.
Tomb not confirmed.
The novelist Choe Myeong-hui is described as a 17th-generation descendant.