Noron leader; Minister of Personnel, Rites and War; calligrapher
| Life | 1657 ~ 1723 |
| Era | 조선 |
| Clan | 은진 송씨 |
Song Sang-gi, son of Song Gyu-ryeom, had the courtesy name Ongyeo and pen name Ok-ojae. A student of Song Si-yeol and a core figure of the Noron, he served as Daejehak and as Minister of Personnel, Rites and War.
He passed the examination in 1686 and went on to serve as Daejehak and as Minister of Personnel, Rites and War. He was exiled in the 1689 Gisa Hwanguk and restored after the Gapsul Hwanguk of 1694.
Exiled in the Sinim Sahwa under King Gyeongjong, he died in exile in 1723 and was rehabilitated under Yeongjo. He was known for learning and calligraphy and kept close ties with Noron figures such as Kwon Sang-ha and Kim Chang-jip. The source article is brief, so details of his writings could not be confirmed.