Kim In-mun (English spelling)

Japanese: 金仁問 - きんじんもん（英語表記）Kim In‐mun

629‐694
A royal general of Silla, Korea. His pen name was Insu. He was the second son of King Muyeol and the younger brother of King Munmu. From 651 until his death in the Tang capital Chang'an, he traveled to Tang seven times, and stayed in the Tang emperor's guard for a total of 22 years, playing a key role in diplomacy between Tang and Silla. In 660, he led the Tang army as deputy commander in Emperor Gojong's expedition to Baekje, and from 661 to 668, he conveyed Gojong's orders to his home country and led the Silla army during the expedition to Goguryeo. There was also an incident in which Emperor Gojong invested Kim Inmun as king of Silla in place of King Munmu (674). [Ooi Tsuyoshi]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

629‐694
朝鮮，新羅の王族将軍。字は仁寿。武烈王の次男，文武王の弟。651年から唐都長安に没するまで七たび唐に渡り，唐帝の宿衛にとどまること延べ22年におよび，唐･新羅間の外交の主幹をなした。660年唐高宗の百済遠征軍の副将として唐軍を先導し，661‐668年の高句麗遠征時には高宗の命令を本国に伝えて新羅軍を統率した。高宗が文武王に代えて金仁問を新羅王に冊封した事件もある(674)。【大井剛】

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