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Lee Gu-chim (1514–1592) was a military official and military official of the mid-Joseon Period, the fourth generation of Deoksaeng, the seventh son of King Jeongjong of the Joseon Dynasty. The domicile was Jeonju.

It became Ungcheon County Governor after passing through the Seonjeongwan and the provincial governor After that, he served as Yukjo Nangcheong, Gyeongsang Udosu-gun Jedosa, and Pyeongan-do Byeongmajedosa, and died during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, and was posthumously added to the Jeungbyeongjopanseo. His only grandson is Lee Bok-nam, who was active in the Battle of Ungchi and Namwonseong Fortress.

Life
Lee Gu-chim was born in Hanseong. In 1514, he was born as the son of Geumson, Jeungsan-gun, a great-grandson of Deoksaeng, the seventh son of King Jeongjong. His mother is the daughter of Kim Maeng-seo. While in office the Seonjeongwan, he went to Seonggyungwan and Sahak with Hong Mungwan Jeongja, Lee Seung-hyo and Geumyeul Hong Chun-nyeon under the royal order in 1536, and brought Record from Confucian scholars after July.

After that, he was in charge of martial arts as a city official, but was dismissed for writing the situation as a city official. In 1536 (the 31st year of King Jungjong's reign), he was asked about the true law by the king, but he could not answer.

After that, in 1543 (the 38th year of King Jungjong's reign), he was asked to serve as a librarian and dismissed for allowing the convenience of the examinees, and was impeached and dismissed for turning a blind eye to the boss of Dongseo Jeongrang Lee Young-seong. The Ministry of Social Affairs said, "As a city official, I was recently dismissed for writing the situation, but I suddenly used it as a suspension, so I have no intention of disciplining it."

In addition to this, the late Jeongrang Lee Young-sung is the east-west of Gwichim. When he died, he had never been there, and on the day of immigration, he gathered guests and held a feast. Although the husband of wife's sister relationship is a blessingless relative, it can be said to be a portrait of a family, but it seemed like a street person. Now that his actions have come to this, I take it for granted. I impeached him, saying, 'We have to fire him,' and he was dismissed by the king's permission.

On July 24 of that year, he was expected to be a Jeomma Byeokgam, but he was replaced after being impeached by Saganwon. Later, on September 13, 1546, the first year of King Myeongjong's reign, Lee Se-jang, and others, impeached Yi Wan of Bongseong-gun, but the king of King Myeongjong did not succeed.

On January 13, 1555 (the 10th year of King Myeongjong's reign), he was appointed as the deputy governor of Incheon, was promoted to Dangsanggwan on June 16 of the same year, and transferred to Busan Chumsa.

In 1558 (the 13th year of King Myeongjong's reign), he went to Gadeokchumsa, and in 1559 (the 14th year of King Myeongjong's reign), and on March 6 of the same year, he was given a suit of Hyangpyo-ri by royal order for good defense. On May 27 of the same year, Eosa was impeached for neglect of duty, but he was appointed because there was no suitable successor.

In July 1561 (the 16th year of King Myeongjong's reign), he was selected as a messenger dispatched to the Ming Dynasty as a Dongjisa, and on July 13, he was a Chinese character-class winner under the king's special order. On August 19, he became a Dong governor as a Hogun and was dispatched to Beijing, China to pay respects to Dongji.

After that, when Queen Insoon's mother-in-law Yi-ryang, the queen of Myeongjongbi, took full control, he flattered him and was promoted to the second rank. The officers complimented Lee Liang and sarcastically said that he served the paper statue. He received his favor by offering countless bribes, and with that connection, he suddenly became a second-class player after being attached to the civil war. In the fall of 1562 (the 17th year of King Myeongjong's reign), he was appointed as a sergeant in Pyeongan-do's army and assistant governor in Yeongbyeon-do, But 18th year of King Myeongjong (1563),on October 1, he was impeached three times after being impeached by the Ministry of Social Affairs for not fulfilling his responsibility for defending the border area and tormenting the people, but was replaced by the king's special order of excessive resignation.

Later, he became a pastor of Anju, and on March 25, 1568, Yoo Hee-chun and Baek In-gul, the ambassador, met and asked him to dismiss the post because he was greedy, self-indulgent, and took away the wealth of the people and flattered them Gweonmun. After that, he briefly served in Gongchong-do Byongmajeoldosa. In 1572 (the 5th year of King Seonjo's reign), he was appointed to the Jeolla-do Byongmajeoldosa on November 13th of his pregnancy. On May 2, 1573, Saganwon was impeached and dismissed. "Lee Gwi-chim, the entire soldier of Jeolla-do, was dismissed because he impeached Ganwon for being manipulative and cruel." The subsequent track record remains unknown.

He died during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592 (the 25th year of King Seonjo's reign). After his death, he was posthumously added to the report on Byongjopanseo.

The mausoleum was put on display. His son, Lee Jong-in, was Neaguemwui. He had nothing to do with him.

family line

 * Great-grandfather: Lee Deok-saeng, Capital County
 * Great-grandfather: Poongsan Bujeon and Other
 * Grandfather: Jeung Shimgokdojeong Sookin
 * Father: Gunsan County


 * Wife : Jeju Ko, daughter of soldier Ko Ja-gyeom
 * Son Lee Jong-in, Nae Geum-wi
 * Daughter: Jeonju Lee Clan
 * Son-in-law: Lee Jun-heon, an ambassador of Woo Gye-in
 * Daughter: Jeonju Lee Clan
 * Son-in-law: Seong Eung-gil (from Changnyeong)
 * Daughter: Jeonju Lee Clan
 * Son-in-law: Song Yi-min (from Yeosan)
 * Daughter: Jeonju Lee Clan
 * Son-in-law: Kang Hyo-yoon
 * Granddaughter 3

Reference

 * The Annals of King Jungjong
 * The Annals of King Myeongjong
 * The Annals of King Seonjo