Joseon military official; magistrate of Geumsan during the Imjin War
| Life | 미상 ~ 미상 |
| Era | 조선 |
| Clan | 신안 주씨 |
Ju Mong-ryong (朱夢龍) was a figure of mid-Joseon whose pen name was Yongam and posthumous title Muyeol. His dates of birth and death could not be confirmed.
He was magistrate of Geumsan during the Imjin War. The Korean Historical Figures Information System records his ancestral seat as Neungseong, which was the seat of the Sinan Ju clan before Sinan was restored in 1902. He is also listed in the Wikipedia article on the Sinan Ju clan.
His specific actions during the Imjin War could not be confirmed in this research and are therefore not described here. He lived when the clan was still called the Neungseong Ju clan. In the same period, Ju Beop-myeong (朱法鳴) is said to have settled in Hwachi village, Samil-dong, Yeosu, during the Imjin War.
The Korean Historical Figures Information System lists Ju Mong-ryong's seat as Neungseong, and the Wikipedia article on the Sinan Ju clan includes him. Neungseong was the clan's seat before the restoration of Sinan in 1902.
His pen name was Yongam (the Chinese characters were not confirmed) and his posthumous title was Muyeol.
The location of his grave could not be confirmed.
Not confirmed.