The House of Yi (이왕가, 李王家) consists of the descendants of the Joseon Dynasty and the imperial family of the Korean Empire. All are members of the Jeonju Yi clan, and trace their descent from Taejo of Joseon. After the annexation of the Korean Peninsula by Japan, some members were mediatized into the Korean royal family and the Korean peerage by the Japanese government until 1947, just before the Japanese Constitution was promulgated.
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- The House of Yi (이왕가, 李王家) consists of the descendants of the Joseon Dynasty and the imperial family of the Korean Empire. All are members of the Jeonju Yi clan, and trace their descent from Taejo of Joseon. After the annexation of the Korean Peninsula by Japan, some members were mediatized into the Korean royal family and the Korean peerage by the Japanese government until 1947, just before the Japanese Constitution was promulgated. Since then, their status as royalty has not been acknowledged by any country, however they continue to attract occasional media attention in South Korea. This happened most recently with the July 2005 funeral of Prince Gu, former head of the royal household. At present, Prince Chung is the de jure genealogical heir to the heads of the imperial family, when male primogeniture is applied. However, he has not taken an active position on the debate between the leadership of the imperial family between his two relatives, Hereditary Prince Imperial Won (a first cousin and the son of the 9th son of Prince Ui) and Princess Haewon (aunt and second eldest daughter of Prince Ui). A 2006 poll conducted by the Realmeter research company revealed just under 55% of South Koreans favor restoring the Korean monarchy of the Yi Royal Family of Korea
- ファイル:Ihwamun. jpg 李王家の家紋、李花紋。 李王家（りおうけ、이왕가、イワンガ）は李氏朝鮮の歴代国王を出した家系。本貫は全州李氏。韓国初代大統領李承晩はこの家系の傍系とされる。朝鮮王・大韓帝国皇帝時代は李氏朝鮮の項を参照。 1910年の日韓併合条約はその第3条で「日本国皇帝陛下は韓国皇帝陛下太皇帝陛下皇太子殿下並其の后妃及後裔をして各其の地位に応し相当なる尊称威厳及名誉を享有せしめ且之を保持するに十分なる歳費を供給すへきことを約す」として、韓国皇帝以下韓国皇族に対し、相応の待遇や称号付与をすることを定めていた。また第4条ではそれ以外の韓国皇族についての類似の規定をしていた。この条約に基づき、王公族として李王家が立てられ、日本の皇族に準じる待遇を受けた。しかし、1947年（昭和22年）5月3日の日本国憲法施行に伴い、その身分を失った（身位喪失）。 以下、王や公の身分を賜った者について項を立て、その中で家族について記述する。
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- 125 cadet branches (approximately 105 extant) including:
House of Grand Prince Royal Hyoryeong
House of Grand Prince Royal Gwangpyeong
House of Prince Royal Deokcheon
House of Prince Royal Milseong
House of Grand Prince Royal Yangnyeong
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- The House of Yi (이왕가, 李王家) consists of the descendants of the Joseon Dynasty and the imperial family of the Korean Empire. All are members of the Jeonju Yi clan, and trace their descent from Taejo of Joseon. After the annexation of the Korean Peninsula by Japan, some members were mediatized into the Korean royal family and the Korean peerage by the Japanese government until 1947, just before the Japanese Constitution was promulgated.
- ファイル:Ihwamun.
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