
Princess Hyohye

Princess Hyohye (Hangul: 효혜공주, Hanja: 孝惠公主; 13 June 1511 - 6 May 1531), personal name was Yi Ok-Ha (Hangul: 이옥하, Hanja: 李玉荷) was a Korean Royal Princess as the daughter of Jungjong of Joseon and Queen Janggyeong of the Papyeong Yun clan. She was the big sister of Injong of Joseon. It was said that she was doted on by her father. After her mother death, the Princess was raised by her aunt, Lady Yun (윤씨) and Royal Consort Gwi-in of the Uiryeong Nam clan (귀인 남씨), one of King Seongjong's concubine.
Marriage and later life.
In 14 December 1520, there was a selection to be the Princess's husband (부마 간택) and the winner was Gim-Hui (김희), son of Gim An-Ro (김안로) from "Yeonan Gim clan". Gim later honoured as "Prince Consort Yeonseong" (연성위, 延城尉) and then, they two married in November 1521.
In 1528, when she was 18 years old, she suffered from dysentery and then concerned about this as focus on her treatment. After that, the Princess gave birth to her daughter in 6 May 1531 (In Lunar calendar was 20 April 1531) whom later named as Gim Seon-Ok (김선옥) and married Yun Baek-Won (윤백원), her step-mother, Queen Munjeong's nephew and the son of Yun Won-Ro (윤원로). The Princess later died not long after that because of her postpartum illness. She later was buried in the leftside from Grand Prince Wolsan (월산대군)'s tomb in Goyang-si, South Korea.
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