Yi Kyuwan
Korean politician
Nº Q14231613 ★★★★
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Yi Kyuwan
Korean politician
Yi Kyuwan (Korean: 이규완; Hanja: 李圭完; November 15, 1862 – December 15, 1946) was a politician, philosopher, and revolutionist during Korea's Joseon period. His Japanese names were Asada Ryo (Korean: 아사다 료; Hanja: 淺田良) and Asada Ryoichi (Korean: 아사다 료이치; Hanja: 淺田良一).
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Yi Kyuwan (Korean: 이규완; Hanja: 李圭完; November 15, 1862 – December 15, 1946) was a politician, philosopher, and revolutionist during Korea's Joseon period. His Japanese names were Asada Ryo (Korean: 아사다 료; Hanja: 淺田良) and Asada Ryoichi (Korean: 아사다 료이치; Hanja: 淺田良一). In 1884, he was one of several military leaders in the brief Gapsin Coup, a Japanese-supported attempt to overthrow the royal palace in Seoul.
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