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Lady Gim Sudeok, later known as the Princess Duk-in (22 December 1879 – 14 January 1964), was the spouse of Prince Yi Kang of Korea. She was a daughter of 1st Baron Gim Sajun. The prince had 14 consorts, but she was his primary consort. The wedding took place in 1900. After the Korean independence of 1945, she lived in her own palace in Seoul.

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Kings Yi & Dukes Yi of Korea (李王・李公, 1910–1947)

King Emeritus Yi of
Deoksu Palace

Yi Hui (1910–1919)

King Yi of
Changdeok Palace

Yi Cheok (1910–1926)
Yi Un (1926–1947)

Queen consort Yi
of Changdeok Palace

Yun-ssi, Queen consort of Yi Cheok (1910–1926)
Bangja, Queen consort of Yi Un (1926–1947)

Queen dowager of Yi	Yun-ssi, Queen dowager of Yi (1926–1947)
Crown Princess of Yi	Bangja, Crown Princess of Yi (1920–1926)

Crown Prince of Yi

Yi Un (1910–1926)
Yi Ku (1931–1947)

Dukes of Yi

Duke Yi Hui (1910–1912)
Duke Yi Jun (1912–1917)
Duke Yi U (1917–1945)
Duke Yi Cheong (1945－1947)

Duchess consort	Yi-ssi, Duchess consort of Yi Hui (1910) Kim-ssi, Duchess consort of Yi Jun (1912) Chan-ju, Duchess consort of Yi U (1935)

Yi Kang (1910–1930)
Yi Geon (1930–1947)

Duchess consort	Kim-ssi, Duchess consort of Yi Kang (1910) Seiko, Duchess consort of Yi Geon [ja] (1931)

See also House of Yi

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