Founder of the Chungui-gun branch; restoration merit subject
| Life | 1330 ~ 1392 |
| Era | 고려 말 |
| Clan | 충주 지씨 |
Ji Yong-gi was a late-Goryeo figure said to have distinguished himself against Japanese pirates and in the Wihwa Island withdrawal. For helping enthrone King Gongyang in 1389 he rose to chancellor, became a restoration merit subject, and was enfeoffed as Lord Chungui.
He is regarded as the founder of the Chungui-gun branch, to which most of the clan belongs.