Minister (Yejo panseo, Board of Rites); ancestor of the Pansa-gong line
| Era | 고려 후기 |
| Clan | 춘천 박씨 |
Bak Won-bi (朴元庇) was the second son of Bak Hang; Wikipedia gives him as a minister (panseo) while Gangwon Domin Ilbo says he was Yejo panpa, so the title differs. His descendants are the Pansa-gong line, said to have fourteen sub-lines. Wikipedia says his son Bak Gwang-seon and grandson Bak Ryeo served as Jikgang.
Gangwon Domin Ilbo places his tomb at Cheongpyeong-ri, Buksan-myeon, beside the overland road to Cheongpyeongsa. The Chuncheon Saramdeul article calls Yi Hwang (Toegye) his maternal great-great-grandson, but Bak Won-bi lived in the 13th century and Yi Hwang was born in 1501, so the generation count does not fit and the statement was not confirmed.
Gangwon Domin Ilbo writes that Yi Je-hyeon, the late Goryeo scholar, was Bak Hang's grandson-in-law. This may refer to Bak Won-bi's line but was not confirmed by a genealogy or checked against general accounts of Yi Je-hyeon's marriage, so treat it as a lead only.
His descendants form the Pansa-gong line, said to have fourteen sub-lines.
Father Bak Hang, elder brother Bak Won-gwoeng and son Bak Gwang-seon.
At Cheongpyeong-ri, Buksan-myeon, Chuncheon, beside the road to Cheongpyeongsa.