유인통 劉仁統

Eldest son of Yoo Chang; Saseomseo magistrate

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Life & career

Yoo In-tong (born 1382) was an early Joseon official of the Gangneung Yoo clan, son of Yoo Chang. His courtesy name was Gyeongwon and his pen name Cheonggye, which King Sejong is said to have bestowed.

He rose to magistrate of the Saseomseo but was dismissed in 1415 under Taejong. The reason and his later life were not confirmed.

Wikipedia's Gangneung Yoo article lists him among the main figures. His death year and grave were not confirmed.

Pen name

The pen name Cheonggye is said to have been given by King Sejong.

Grave

Not confirmed.

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