Historical Figures of the Andong Kim Clan
Explore structured biographical records of statesmen, scholars, generals, and reformers across more than a millennium of Korean history.
Kim Seon-pyeong
Founding progenitor of the Shin Andong Kim clan and key architect of Goryeo's unification victory at Gochang.
Kim Sang-heon
Icon of Korean Neo-Confucian moral rectitude and leadership during the 1636 Manchu Invasion.
Kim Sa-hyeong
Early Joseon statesman and intellectual leader whose leadership produced one of the most important cartographical achievements in world history.
Kim Sang-yong
Right State Councilor who sacrificed his life in Ganghwa Island to protect national and ancestral honor in 1637.
Kim Jo-sun
Eminent Neo-Confucian scholar, bibliophile, and statesman who bridged the intellectual Renaissance of King Jeongjo with 19th-century royal governance.
Kim Ok-gyun
Visionary reformer who led the Gapsin Coup of 1884 to establish modern sovereignty and social reform in Joseon.
Kim Jwa-jin
Revered as the 'Hero of Cheongsanri', representing the pinnacle of Korean armed military resistance against imperial Japanese colonial aggression.
Kim Su-hang
One of the preeminent scholar-statesmen of 17th-century Joseon whose moral stoicism and statecraft anchored the Noron intellectual tradition.
Kim Chang-jip
Leader of the Noron state leadership and patriarch of the 18th-century Jangdong Kim ascendancy.