Author · South Korea
Yun Seon-do
Died in 1671
Yun Seon-do was born in Seoul in 1587, into a lineage originating from Haenam, in Jeolla. In 1616, while still a student, he attacked the clan of Yi I-cheom in a memorial and was exiled to Hamgyong. Admitted by examination in 1628, he became tutor to Prince Bongnim, the future King Hyojong, and to Prince Inpyeong. During the Manchu invasion of 1636, sailing for Jeju, he stopped at Bogil island and laid out the Buyong-dong valley there. Further exiles followed, linked to the disputes over mourning rites. He died on Bogil in 1671.
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- PoetryThe Fisherman's Calendar어부사시사Yun Seon-do · 1651Literature