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Ga Hee-ah

Ga Hee-ah
Hangul
가희아
Hanja
可喜兒
RRGa Huia
MRKa Hŭia
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Hangul
홍혜선옹주
Hanja
洪惠善翁主
RRHong Hyeseonongju
MRHong Hyesŏnongju

Ga Hee-ah, she was a concubine of King Taejong of the Joseon Dynasty, Yi Bang-won, and a native of Bocheon, Joseon. Due to Taejong's favor, she became a member of the royal harem and was given the title of Princess Hyeseon, also known as Princess Gai.[1]

Life

Ga Hee-ah was a Kisaeng from Bocheon. Her exceptional beauty and talent attracted the attention of the royal family and meritorious officials. She and six others aged 15-16, were selected by King Taejong to dance at the palace banquets, and she thus became a maid in the Myeongbin Palace.[2] Ga Hee-ah performed songs and dances at the banquets, and King Taejong, captivated by her talent, took her as a concubine.[3] He also bestowed upon her the clothing used by officials of Seoul.[4] In 1414, Ga Hee-ah was granted the title of Princess Hyeseon. Ga Hee-ah also known by her official title as Princess Yi, had no children with King Taejong.[1][5]

Event

In 1415, Ga Hee-ah was embroiled in a bribery scandal. Yeom Chi-yong, the former governor of Hwangju, after losing a lawsuit concerning his slaves, went to Min Moo-hui, the prefect of Gongan, to appeal his case. Yeom Chi-yong mentioned that he and Seo Cheol were very wealthy and that he had bribed Ga Hee-ah, a concubine of King Taejong, and Ha Yeon, the chief councilor, who belonged to the Naejansa Temple. Min Moo-hui relayed this to Grand Prince Chungnyeong, who in turn relayed it to King Taejong. King Taejong was furious and ordered an investigation, imprisoning Min Moo-hui, Yeom Chi-yong, Kwon Ji-ji, and others on charges of spreading dissenting opinions.[1][6]

Lee Chae-young as Ga Hee-ah in "More Than a Maid" 2014.[7]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "홍혜선옹주(洪惠善翁主)". Korean Studies Academia Sinica. Retrieved 2008-01-01.
  2. ↑ "Street fighting breaks out in the central of Joseon's capital because of a beautiful woman". Daum 카페. Retrieved 2020-08-09.
  3. ↑ "The incident involving Taejong Yi Bang-won's concubine Ga Hee-ah". 티스토리. Retrieved 2023-12-06.
  4. ↑ "太宗实录13년 1월 7일". Korean Studies Academia Sinica. Retrieved 2011-02-25.
  5. ↑ "太宗实录14년 1월 13일". Korean Studies Academia Sinica. Retrieved 2012-03-27.
  6. ↑ "太宗实录15년 4월 9일". Korean Studies Academia Sinica. Retrieved 2013-07-29.
  7. ↑ "Drama News: Maids". the talking cupboard. Retrieved 2014-10-23.

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