Family Sukjong of Joseon

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father: king hyeonjong of joseon (14 march 1641 – 17 september 1674) (조선 현종)

grandfather: king hyojong of joseon (3 july 1619 – 23 june 1659) (조선 효종)
grandmother: queen inseon of deoksu jang clan (9 february 1619 – 19 march 1674) (인선왕후 장씨)


mother: queen myeongseong of cheongpung kim clan (13 june 1642 – 21 january 1684) (명성왕후 김씨)

grandfather: kim u-myeong (1619 – 1675) (김우명)
grandmother: lady song of eunjin song clan (1621 – 1660) (은진 송씨)


consorts , respective issue(s):



queen inhyeon of yeoheung min clan (15 may 1667 – 16 september 1701) (인현왕후 민씨) – no issue.
queen inwon of gyeongju kim clan (3 november 1687 – 13 may 1757) (인원왕후 김씨) – no issue.
royal noble consort hui of indong jang clan (3 november 1659 – 9 november 1701) (희빈 장씨)


royal noble consort suk of haeju choi clan (17 december 1670 – 9 april 1718) (숙빈 최씨)


royal noble consort myeong of miryang park clan (? – 15 july 1703) (명빈 박씨)


royal noble consort yeong of andong kim clan (1669 – 12 january 1735) (영빈 김씨) – no issue.
consort gwi-in of kim clan (? – 1735) (귀인 김씨) – no issue.
consort so-ui of gangreung yu clan (? – 8 april 1707) (소의 유씨) – no issue.




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