Merit subject under King Seongjong; Lord Yeosan; inspector-general and governor
| Life | 1411 ~ 1476 |
| Era | 조선 전기 |
| Clan | 여산 송씨 |
Song Mun-rim (宋文琳, 1411-1476) was an early-Joseon civil official of the Jeongga-gong branch, a great-grandson of Song Yun-beon. Entering service through the protection privilege, he passed the special examination of 1457, then served as deputy head of the Office of the Censor-General, vice minister of war and of rites, governor of Jeolla and Chungcheong provinces, censor-general and inspector-general, working to uphold official discipline.
He traveled to Ming as envoy to request a posthumous title for King Yejong, became vice minister of revenue in 1470, and in 1471 was made a second-rank Jwari merit subject and Lord Yeosan for his part in King Seongjong's accession. He later became vice minister of personnel. Known for diligence, an upright character and martial skill, he received the posthumous name Gongmu.