Minister of Personnel and Right Consultant under Jeongjo and Sunjo; fifth-generation descendant of Song Si-yeol
| Life | 1728 ~ 1807 |
| Era | 조선 |
| Clan | 은진 송씨 |
Song Hwan-gi (courtesy name Jadong, pen names Simjae and Seongdam) was a fifth-generation descendant of Song Si-yeol and a son of Song In-sang.
After passing the 1766 and 1772 licentiate examinations he served as Gamyeok, Jipyeong, Jangnyeong and Jibui, was specially appointed Seungji, and later served as Ijo Chamui, Jaeju, Vice Minister of Rites, Chief Censor, Minister of Works and Minister of Personnel.
As Chief Censor under Jeongjo he won the king's trust, and after serving as Panuigeumbu-sa he became Right Consultant under Sunjo. The source is brief, and his scholarly work and writings could not be confirmed.