Early Joseon civil official who served as Chief State Councillor during the reigns of King Sejo and King Yejong
| Life | 1411 ~ 1469 |
| Era | 조선 |
| Clan | 죽산 박씨 |
Park Won-hyeong was a civil official of the early Joseon period who, after serving as various ministers and vice-ministers, became Right and Left State Councillor. For his merit in supporting King Sejo's accession, he was enrolled as a third-class Jwaik merit subject.
He contributed to suppressing the Yi Si-ae Rebellion, and after King Yejong's accession in 1468, he rose to Chief State Councillor. His posthumous title was Munheon (文憲).
He had a son, Park An-seong, and his grandson Park Su-mun served as Jwachanseong during King Jungjong's reign.