Yun Hyu

Yun Hyu ( born October 14, 1617 in Seoul, † May 20, 1680 ) was a Korean philosopher, poet, politician and artist. He was leader of the political group Namin ( 남인 ). Pseudonyms were Baikho ( 백호 ) and Haheon ( 하헌 ).

1660, he was the main figure in a controversy over the mourning rituals of King Hyojong. In 1674 he was again involved in a controversy, this time over the death of Queen Inseon. In 1680 he was ordered after a long public debate with song Siyeol of King Sukjong to commit suicide.

Works

  • Baikhojunseo ( 백호 전서 ,白 湖 全书)
  • Baikhodokseogi ( 백호 독서기 ,白 湖 读 书记)
  • Juryeseol ( 주례 설 ,周礼 说)
  • Hongbeomseol ( 홍범 설 ,洪范 说)
  • Jungyongdaehakhoosul ( 중용 대학 후설 ,中庸 大学 后 说)
  • Jungyongseol ( 중용 설 ,中庸 说)
  • Bailhojip ( 백호 집 ,白 湖 集)
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