Chong Inji (English name)

Japanese: 鄭麟趾 - ていりんし（英語表記）Chong Inji

[Birth] Taejo 5 (1396). Gyeongsangnam-do, Hadong
[Died] Seongjong 9 (1478)
A scholar in the early Joseon Dynasty of Korea. His pen name was Baek-gi. His pen name was Hakeyi-jae. He was in Jihyeonjeon during the reign of King Sejong and participated in the establishment of the Hunminjeongeum (Korean alphabet). He became the Prime Minister during the reign of King Sejo. He wrote works such as "History of Goryeo," "Chipyeongyoran," and "Song of the Dragon-Flying Heaven."

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Japanese:

[生]太祖5(1396).慶尚南道，河東
[没]成宗9(1478)
朝鮮，李朝初期の学者。字は伯睢 (き) 。号は学易斎。世宗のとき集賢殿にあって訓民正音 (朝鮮文字) 制定に参画し，世祖のとき領議政にのぼった。『高麗史』『治平要覧』『竜飛御天歌』などを撰述した。

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