Inheritance Record

A deed in which Yun Sa-hyeong made a byeolgeup (a special grant of property outside the ordinary division of an estate) of slaves and land to his son Yun Mu. A deed in which Yun Sa-hyeong made a special grant of slaves and land to commemorate the birth of a son to his eldest grandson, Yun Yeo-gyeong. A deed in which Ryang Jeong, concubine of Jeong Mil, made over slaves of her own to her husband. A division-of-property deed (bunjaegi) in which Kim Mong-rin divided his estate among his four children and his concubine; among the recipients was his son-in-law, Mun Hyeon. A division deed in which Jeong Mil divided property between his sons Seung-eop and Seung-hun. A division deed in which Jeong Mil divided property between his sons Seung-eop and Seung-hun. A division of land from the property on the wife's side of the family. A hwahoe bunjaegi (a deed recording an amicable division of an inheritance among heirs) between the brothers Jeong Seung-eop and Jeong Seung-hun. A division of slaves from the property on the mother's side. A deed in which five brothers, including Ha Jeung, sons of Ha Wi-bo, agreed among themselves to divide the family property. A deed in which Ha Jeung made a special grant of slaves and land to Lady Jin-yang Jeong, wife of his younger brother Ha Hyeop. A deed in which Ha Jeung, as elder brother, made a special grant of slaves and land to Ha Hyeop to celebrate the latter's passing the samasi (the lower civil-service examination). A special-grant deed in which Lady Kim, wife of Mun Hyeon, bestowed property on her niece's husband, Ha Hyeop. A deed in which the brothers Ha Jeung and Ha Hyeop agreed anew on the division of property after the safe return of Ha Byeon. A hwahoe deed between the brothers Ha Byeon and Ha Hyeop. A hwahoe bunjaegi among the children of Ha Hyeop, including Ha Dal-yeong. A hwahoe bunjaegi within the Haman Jo clan, in which Ha Dal-yeong and others also took part in the division as sons-in-law. A deed in which Lady Jo of Haman, wife of Ha Dal-yeong, made a special grant of slaves and land to commemorate the recovery from illness of her eldest son, Ha Hyeon. A document in which Lady Yi of Jaeryeong, wife of Ha Hyeon, made a special grant of property on the occasion of the marriage of her adopted son, Ha Yun-gwan. A deed in which Lady Yi of Jaeryeong divided property among her children, one son and four daughters. A deed in which Lady Yi of Jaeryeong made a special grant of property to her second daughter. A deed in which Lady Yi of Jaeryeong made a special grant of property to her grandson Ha Se-ung (the childhood name of Ha Eung-hoe). A deed from a property division within the Haman Jo clan in which a portion was ceded to the second brother, Jo Jing-gu.

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Where it is

Region

Jinju, Gyeongnam

Designation

Provincial Tangible Heritage · 시도유형문화유산