Han Chi-in
Han Chi-in (韓致仁, 1421 – 1477) was a Joseon civil official and politician. His ancestral seat was Cheongju (淸州) and his posthumous name was Gong'an (恭安). He was the son of [[Han Hwak]], the elder brother of [[Queen Soheon]], the elder brother of [[Han Chi-ui]] and [[Han Chi-rye]], and the elder cousi
Born~Died 1421 ~ 1477Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- 1421 ~ 1477
- Born
- 1421, Joseon
- Died
- 1477 (age 57), Joseon
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Joseon
- Other names
- Peerage titles Lord of Seochun (西川君) and Lord of Seoseong (西城君); posthumous name Gong'an (恭安)
- Occupation
- Civil official, Politician
- Religion
- Confucianism (Neo-Confucianism)
- Parents
- Han Hwak (father), Lady Hong (mother)
- Relatives
- Han Yeong-jeong (grandfather), Queen Soheon of the Han clan (younger sister), Han Chi-ui (younger brother), Han Chi-rye (younger brother), Han Chi-hyeong (younger cousin)
Han Chi-in (韓致仁, 1421 – 1477) was a Joseon civil official and politician of the Cheongju (淸州) ancestral seat. His posthumous name was Gong'an (恭安). He was the son of Han Hwak, the elder brother of Queen Soheon, the elder brother of Han Chi-ui and Han Chi-rye, and the elder cousin of Han Chi-hyeong.
In 1444 he was recommended for office through Eumseo. He served six kings: Sejong, Munjong, Danjong, Sejo, Yejong, and Seongjong. In 1467, during the reign of Sejo, he was enfeoffed as Lord of Seochun (西川君), and was later transferred to the title Lord of Seoseong (西城君). In 1470, during the reign of Seongjong, he rose to Vice Minister of Revenue (戶曹參判). His career progressed more smoothly in its later stages than in its early stages of taking office.
Family relations Wife: Jo clan of Baecheon, father Seoan
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