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Kim Su-deok

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Lady Gim Sudeok, later known as the Princess Duk-in (22 December 1880 – 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.

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