Official and instructor; father of Park Su-ryang
| Life | 미상 |
| Era | 조선 전기 |
| Clan | 강릉 박씨 |
Park Seung-hyu was an early Joseon official from Gangneung, said to descend from Bak Je-sang. According to the Digital Gangneung Culture Encyclopedia his father was Park Yeong-geun, instructor at Hoeyang, and his mother a daughter of Choe Bang of the Gangneung Choe clan. He had three younger brothers.
His wife was a daughter of Yi Jung-won of the Yeonghae Yi clan, and their son Park Su-ryang was a Gimyo scholar granted a filial-piety gate. His career and death year are not given in the entry.
His tomb lies in the clan burial ground below Jeungsan in Jeonpo, Nangok-dong, with a stele erected by descendants in 1910.
His son Park Su-ryang was known for filial piety and left Samgajip.
Clan burial ground below Jeungsan, Jeonpo, Nangok-dong; a stele erected by descendants in 1910.