Early-Joseon Jwamyeong merit subject and Prince Pyeongyang; founder of the Munsuk-gong branch
| Life | 1370 ~ 1406 |
| Era | 조선 초 |
| Clan | 순천 박씨 |
Park Seok-myeong (朴錫命, 1370-1406) is the founder of the Munsuk-gong branch of the Suncheon Park clan, a grandson of Park Cheon-sang, Prince Pyeongyang under King Gongmin, and a son of Park Ga-heung. Because he was a son-in-law of Wang U, younger brother of King Gongyang, he is said to have lived in retirement for a time after Joseon was founded before being recalled under King Jeongjong.
He was enrolled as a Jwamyeong merit subject for helping Taejong take the throne and made Prince Pyeongyang, and is remembered for recommending Hwang Hui as royal secretary. Park Jung-seon and his son Park Won-jong belong to this line.