Magistrate of Ungcheon; the settler ancestor in Yangsan
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Yi Je-han is presented in the Yangsan culture encyclopedia as a Cheongan Yi who served as magistrate of Ungcheon and was the first to settle in Samho-dong, Yangsan, Gyeongnam. His father was magistrate Yi Seok-no, and Yi Eung-chun (pen name Toesajae) is mentioned as an ancestor several generations back. His descendants are said still to live in Samho-dong.
The encyclopedia entry explains that the seat name Cheongan is a place in Goesan, North Chungcheong, and introduces Chungwon-gong founder Yi Yang-gil, Chungan-gong founder Yi Han-beon and Honam mid-founder Yi Gwang-gyeong.
His period of activity and life dates were not confirmed. He is included only as a clue to one branch of the Yeongnam Cheongan Yi living in Samho-dong.
He is the settler ancestor of the Cheongan Yi living in Samho-dong, Yangsan.
Yi Eung-chun is mentioned as an ancestor, and the branch founder is said to be Yi Yang-gil.
Not confirmed.