Official who served as Inspector-General and Governor of Wansan after Joseon's founding; posthumous title Yangjeong
| Life | 1350 ~ 1414 |
| Era | 고려 말~조선 초 |
| Clan | 영해 박씨 |
Park Gyeong (朴經, 1350-1414) is named among notable people in Wikipedia's Yeonghae Park entry, a late-Goryeo to early-Joseon official. The entry states briefly that after Joseon was founded he served as Daesaheon (Inspector-General) and Wansan Buyun (Governor of Wansan) and that his posthumous title was Yangjeong (良靖).
That is as far as public sources checked by this site go. No separate Wikipedia or Encyclopedia of Korean Culture entry was found and the Veritable Records and collected works were not cross-checked, so family relations, exam year and tomb are left blank.
The name is common and easily confused with other men named Park Gyeong of different seats. This entry rests on Wikipedia's Yeonghae Park article; for more, please consult the Yeonghae Park Daejonghoe genealogy and the Veritable Records.
Only his dates (1350-1414), service as Daesaheon and Wansan Buyun, and the title Yangjeong are confirmed; nothing else is stated until checked against other sources.
Not confirmed.