Yi Inim (English spelling)

Japanese: 李仁任 - りじんにん（英語表記）Yi Inim

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[Death] Xingu 14 (1388)
A statesman from the late Goryeo period in Korea. In the 8th year of King Gongmin's reign (1359), he became the Seogyeong's prefectural governor, defeated the invading Red Turbans, and became a first-class meritorious official. In the 18th year of the same year, he was promoted to Left Attendant. When King Gongmin was assassinated in the 23rd year of the same year, he supported Shin Goong and took control of the government. He maintained a pro-Won policy and expelled his subordinates who advocated a pro-Ming policy. After that, the tyranny of Yi Inim's faction became so severe that in the 14th year of the same year (88), he was exiled to Gyeongsanbu (North Gyeongsang Province) by Choi Young, Yi Seong-gye, and others.

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Japanese:

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[没]辛ぐう14(1388)
朝鮮，高麗末期の政治家。恭愍王8 (1359) 年西京存撫使となり，侵入してきた紅巾軍を討ち，一等功臣となり，同 18年に左侍中に昇進。同 23年恭愍王が殺害されると，辛ぐうを擁立して政権を掌握。親元策を堅持し，親明策を主張する臣下たちを追出した。その後，李仁任一派の専横がはなはだしくなり，辛ぐう王 14 (88) 年に崔瑩，李成桂らによって京山府 (慶尚北道) に配流された。

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