Sagangong Branch of The Pyeongsan Shin Clan in Europe
Shin Ki-Young had four children : Shin In-Sook (1949- ), Shin Won-Sik (1952- ), Shin Jung-Sik (1954- ) and Shin Hyo-Sook (1957- ). In 1974, upon completing her education at the Yonsei University in Seoul, Shin In-Sook emigrated to Brussels, Belgium, where she currently resides. Shin In-Sook had one son, Shin Ee-Sup (1975- ), also known as Jonathan Shin, who took the family name from his Korean side.
The Pyeongsan Shin family is one of the many foreign noble families officially residing in the Kingdom of Belgium, where the family name has been gallicised to Shin de Pyeongsan (see also Belgian nobility).
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