Politics·Nobility (Pro-Japanese collaborator)
| Life | 1873 ~ 1935 |
| Era | 근현대 |
| Clan | 전주 이씨 |
Yi Jae-gak (1873-1935) passed the state examination in 1891 and rose through court posts to be enfeoffed as Prince Uiyang, and in January 1902 he was sent to Britain as a special envoy to attend the coronation of the British monarch.
After the 1910 Japan-Korea annexation treaty, he was granted the title of marquis and a bond payment of 168,000 won under the Korean Peerage Ordinance, and was given treatment equivalent to a major general in the Japanese army, including a uniform and aides. He is listed as a pro-Japanese collaborator by the government's Truth Commission and in the Dictionary of Pro-Japanese Biographies.