Scholar-poet, author of the Taejae-jip
| Life | 1388 ~ 1443 |
| Era | 조선 |
| Clan | 서산 류씨 |
Ryu Bang-seon, courtesy name Jagye and pen name Taejae, was a son of Ryu Gi. He studied young under Byeon Gye-ryang and Gwon Geun, gained early fame and excelled at poetry. His collected works are the Taejae-jip, and he is said to have taught Seo Geo-jeong, Han Myeong-hoe and Gwon Ram.
When his father was implicated in the case of Min Mu-gu in 1409, he was exiled to Seowon and then moved to Yeongcheon; released in 1415, he was exiled again on a slander and freed in 1427. He is said to have declined a recommendation as an overlooked talent.