What is grand prince hyoryeong?

Grand Prince Hyoryeong (이효령) was the second son of King Sukjong of Joseon Dynasty, born in 1694. He was a notable figure in the Joseon Dynasty and was considered to be an excellent scholar and calligrapher.

In 1720, he was appointed as the governor of Hwanghae Province and later became the governor of Pyeongan Province. He was known for his fair and just leadership, and for promoting agriculture and commerce in these regions.

Hyoryeong was also a patron of the arts and culture, with a particular interest in literature. He was a prolific writer, composing poetry and essays, and was highly regarded for his literary talents. He was also proficient in calligraphy, and his works are still celebrated today.

Unfortunately, Hyoryeong's life was cut short when he was accused of having a relationship with a court lady, Jang Ok-jeong, who would later become his brother's queen. He was executed in 1728, with his death seen as a tragic loss to Korean culture and society. Nevertheless, his contributions to the arts and governance continue to be celebrated today, and he is remembered as a significant figure in Korean history.