Lady Lee (North Korea)
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Lady Lee | |
|---|---|
| 레이디리 / 李夫人 | |
| Born | 1811 |
| Died | 1897 |
| Spouse | Kim Ung-u |
| Children | Kim Bo-hyon |
| Parent | Unknown |
Lady Lee (Korean: 씨이 or 레이디 리; Hanja: 李夫人; 1811 - 1897), was a Mangyongdae farmer who was the Wife of Kim-Ung-U and mother of Kim Bo-hyon. Lady
Lee would become the Great Grandmother of Kim Il Seung, Founder of North Korea, Great-Great Grandmother of Kim Jong Il, and Great-Great-Great Grandmother of Kim Jong un, current leader of the Democratic Republic of North Korea.
Biography[edit]
Lady Lee would be born in Mangyongdae, Pyongyang in the year 1811, years later she would marry Kim Ung-U and with him birth one child Kim Bo-hyon. Lee would die in 1897. Lady Lee's true name is unknown, her name comes from the knowledge that Kim Ung-U married a woman from the Ri (리, 李).[1]
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