Hwa-Seo Academia

The progenitor of Byuk-jin Lee family is Chong-eon Lee (李悤言, 858 ~ 938)

There is the family union on the Byukjin-myun of Seongju-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea

After the Manchu war of 1737, ancestral tablet commemorating Chung-suk gong (Chung-suk gong-public confidence )  in the Chungnyeolsa (Chungnyeol Shrine) of Ganghwa-do.

Chung-suk gong (Chung-suk gong (Public confidence))'s Park locates in Hagye-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul.

Chung-suk gong (Public confidence) Sang-Gil Lee, the picture of the deceased - I am lineal descent.

(Hwa-Seo) Hang-ro Lee is Byeok-jin Lee's clan 

Hwa-Seo academia was uncompromising against Japanese imperialism at the end of Chosun dynasty and led the movement of guardianship of righteousness - the expulsion of wickedness and the anti-Japanese army raised in the cause of justice.

During the Japanese colonial period, his teaching led the anti-Japanese independence movement, Shanghai Korean interim government, and Gwangbok (Independence) army in Manchuria.

(Myeon-Am) Ik-Hyun Choi is the disciple of Hwaseo.

(風頭能不迷 處逆如順境 所養那可誣 常目揭字省)"

Myeon-Am sent poetry to Woo-Sik Cho (Sung-am) before death for the country against the Japanese imperialists.

"You do not get confused when you met the wind and waves /Even in the face of adversity; you are the same as usual.

How to cheat usual discipline study / The heart was always in the holy heart."

(Seong-Am) Woo-Sik Cho is my mother's grandfather. He is the disciple of Myeonam.

In the late Chosun Dynasty, Woo-Sik (Sung-am) left  Myoen-am collection and Sung-am's collection (five collections of fourteen poetry books). In his poems,  exalted the patriarchal courtesy of Byung-Se Cho, Man-Sik Cho, Young-hwan Min, Joong-Geun Ahn, Byung-chan Lim, and Joon Lee.

Mother, the granddaughter, was married to father, Byuk-Jin Lee's clan. (Sayul-ri, Deokgwa-myeon, Namwon-gun, Jeollabuk-do, Korea)

On September 13, 1930, the Dong-A newspaper reported the news of the publication of Myeon-Am Collections by Seong-Am.



Seong-am set up Ogangsa (Ogangsa Shrine) of Oji-ri, Gokseong-gun, Jeollanam-do, Korea.

He died while fighting for the independence of Korea from the Japanese Imperialism.

He left Seong-Am collection.

-Order of Merit for National Foundation

The grandchild of Myeon-Am commemorated it.

Father and Mother

Byuk-Jin Lee family (Sayul-ri, Deokgwa-myeon, Namwon-gun, Jeollabuk-do) and Okcheon-Cho (Okcheon, the old name of Sunchang-gun, Jeonbuk)  family (Oji-ri, Gokseong-gun, Jeollanam-do, Korea) married as a noble family.

晁 鮮 (archaic word): A lot of sunshine, fish and sheep (goat)