Politics·Nobility (Pro-Japanese collaborator)
| Life | 1909 ~ 1939 |
| Era | 근현대 |
| Clan | 전주 이씨 |
Yi Gang-sik (李康軾, 1909–1939) was a figure of the Korean Empire and Japanese colonial period. He was the grandson of Yi Gi-won (李基元), a Korean noble who had inherited his barony from his own grandfather Yi Bong-ui (李鳳儀); when Yi Gi-won died, Yi Gang-sik inherited the title in turn. After his own death, the title passed further down to his great-grandson Yi Hong-jae (李洪在).
Pro-Japanese activity He inherited a barony as a member of the Korean nobility. For this he was designated a pro-Japanese figure by the government (Presidential Committee for the Inspection of Collaborations for Japanese Imperialism) and/or listed in the Dictionary of Pro-Japanese Biography (Institute for Research in Collaborationist Activities).