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Misu Heo Mok (1677)
Korean spelling
Hangeul 허목
Hanja 許 穆
Revised
Romanization 		Heo Mok
McCune-
Reischauer 		Hŏ Mok

Heo Mok (허목, 許 穆, * 1595 or 1593 in Hanseong ; † April 27, 1682 ) was a Korean politician and neo-Confucian Daoist philosopher, painter and poet. He lived in the center of Gyeonggi- do in the famous Yuncheon district . His nicknames were Misu ( 미수 , 眉 叟 ), Taeryungroin ( 태령 노인 , 台 領 老人 ) and Sukhojangin ( 석호 장인 , 石 戶 丈人) .

Life

Heo Mok was born in Hanseong in 1593 or 1595, the son of a minor official. In 1613 he married. After that he was a student of Jeong Gu until 1620 . In 1658 he became leader of the southern faction ( 남인 ) and rival of Song Si-yeol of the western faction ( 서인 ). In 1675 he became Minister and Vice Prime Minister (1675–1678) of the Joseon Dynasty .

Works

  • Kyungreyuchan (1647)
  • Eastern History (1667)
  • Blue Gentleman List (1667)
  • Kyung seol (1677)
  • Mesu ChunjaMun
  • Dangun the family
  • Misu Kiun
  • Sim Hakdo

Web links

Wikisource: Heo Mok  - Sources and full texts (English)
Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Korean. Heo is the family name here, Mok is the first name.
personal data
SURNAME Hey, Mok
ALTERNATIVE NAMES 허목 (Hangeul); 許 穆 (Hanja); Huh Mog (revised Romanization); Heo Mok (McCune-Reischauer)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Korean politician and neo-Confucian philosopher
DATE OF BIRTH 1595
PLACE OF BIRTH Hanseong , Korea
DATE OF DEATH April 27, 1682