House of Yi
- Emperor Gojong (1852–1919) – 26th head of the Korean Imperial Household, adoptive great-great-great-grandson of King Yeongjo of Joseon
- Emperor Sunjong (1874–1926) – 27th head of the Korean Imperial Household
- Prince Gang (1877–1955)
- Prince Geon (1909–1991) – renounced the Imperial title and heritage by becoming a Japanese citizen in 1947
- Prince Wu (1912–1945)
- Yi Chung (1936–) – de jure genealogical heir of Emperor Gojong
- Prince Gap (1938–)
- Hereditary Prince Imperial Won (1962–) – claims to be the 30th head of the Korean Imperial Household
- 1st son (1998–)
- 2nd son (1999–)
- Yi Jeong
- Hereditary Prince Imperial Won (1962–) – claims to be the 30th head of the Korean Imperial Household
- Haewon, Princess of Korea (1919–) – claims to be the 30th head of the Korean Imperial Household
- 1st son
- 2nd son
- 3rd son
- 1st daughter
- Prince Seok (1941–)
- Yi KiHo (1959–)
- Yi Hong (1976–)
- 1st daughter (2001-)
- Yi Jin (1979–)
- Yi Jeonghun (1980–)
- Crown Prince Uimin (1897–1970) – 28th head of the Korean Imperial Household
- Prince Jin (1921–1922)
- Hereditary Prince Hoeun (1931–2005) — 29th head of the Korean Imperial Household
- Princess Deokhye (1912–1989)
- Jong Jeonghye
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Famous quotes containing the word house:
“In my grandmother’s house there was always chicken soup
And talk of the old country—mud and boards,
Poverty,
The snow falling down and necks of lovers.”
—Louis Simpson (b. 1923)