Kim Hyo-won (English spelling)

Japanese: 金孝元 - きんこうげん（英語表記）Kim Hyowǒn

[Born] Jungjong 27 (1532)
[Died] King Seonjo 23 (1590)
A politician of the Joseon Dynasty (Yi Dynasty) of Korea. Born in Seonsan County, North Gyeongsang Province. His pen name was Inbaek. His pen name was Seongam. He was a leader of the Eastern people. He studied under the Kim Jongji school of thought, and led the up-and-coming Confucian ministers in a conflict with the conservative (Western) faction, Shim Ui-gyeon, which marked the beginning of a history of party strife.

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Japanese:

[生]中宗27(1532)
[没]宣祖23(1590)
朝鮮，朝鮮王朝 (李朝) の政治家。慶尚北道善山郡出身。字は仁伯。号は省庵。東人の領袖。金宗直学派に学び，新進の儒臣を率いて旧守派 (西人) の沈義謙と対立し，党争の歴史を開くことになった。

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