Queen Sado

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Queen Sado of the Park clan (Korean: 사도왕후 박씨; Hanja: 思道王后 朴氏) (? - February 614) was a Silla Queen Consort and the spouse of king King Jinheung of Silla, also the mother of his successor, King Jinji of Silla. She later became a Buddhist nun.

Family[]

• Father - Park Yeong-sil (박영실, 朴英失), Lord Gi-oh (기오공)
  • Grandfather - Suji Park (수지 박씨)
  • Grandmother - Princess Bohyeon of the Gyeongju Kim clan (보현공주 김씨)
• Mother - Princess Okjin of the Gyeongju Kim clan (옥진궁주 김씨)
  • Grandfather - Wi Hwarang (위화랑, 魏花郞)
  • Grandmother - Lady Ohdo (오도부인, 吾道夫人)
• Stepmother - Queen Dowager Jiso of the Gyeongju Kim clan (지소태후) (? - 574)
  • Step grandfather - King Beopheung of Silla (법흥왕) (? - July 540)
  • Step grandmother - Queen Bodo of the Gyeongju Kim clan (보도왕후 김씨)
• Siblings
  • Older half-sister - Princess Hwanghwa (황화공주)
  • Older half-sister - Princess Songhwa (송화공주)
    • Brother-in-law - Bokseung Galmunwang (복승 갈문왕, 福勝 葛文王)
      • Half-niece - Queen Maya of Silla of the Gyeongju Kim clan (마야부인 김씨, 摩耶夫人 金氏)
      • Half-nephew - Kim Ho-rim (김호림, 金虎林) (579 - ?)
      • Half-niece - Lady Horin (호린부인, 護璘夫人)
  • Older sister - Lady Myodo (묘도부인, 妙道夫人); Mi Jin-hu’s first wife
    • Brother-in-law - Mi Jin-bu (미진부, 未珍夫) (525 - ?)
      • Niece - Lady Mi Shil (미실, 美室) (546 / 548 - 612)
      • Nephew - Mi Saeng (미생, 美生) (550 - 609?)
  • Younger sister - Lady Heungdo (흥도부인, 興道夫人)
    • Niece - Lady Jindo of the Suji Park clan (지도부인 박씨, 知道夫人 朴氏)
• Husband - King Jinheung of Silla (진흥왕) (534 - 576)
  • Father-in-law - Galmunwang Ibjong (입종 갈문왕)
  • Mother-in-law - Queen Dowager Jiso of the Gyeongju Kim clan (지소태후) (? - 574)
• Children
  • Son - Crown Prince Dongryun (동륜태자) (? - 572)
    • Daughter-in-law - Lady Manho of the Gyeongju Kim clan (만호부인 김씨)
      • Grandson - King Jinpyeong of Silla (진평왕, 眞平王)^[1]
      • Grandson - Kim Baek-ban, King Galmun (김백반 갈문왕)
      • Grandson - Kim Guk-ban, King Galmun (김국반 갈문왕) (572 - ?)^[2]
    • Daughter-in-law - Lady Mi Shil (미실, 美室) (546/548 - 612)
      • Granddaughter - Princess Aesong (애송공주, 艾松公主)
  • Son - King Jinji of Silla (신라 진지왕) (? - 24 August 579)
    • Daughter-in-law - Lady Jindo of the Suji Park clan (지도부인 박씨, 知道夫人 朴氏)
      • Grandson - Kim Yong-su (김용수, 金龍樹) (579 - 646)^[3][4]
    • Daughter-in-law - Princess Bomyeong of the Gu clan (보명궁주 구씨)
  • Son - Kim Gu-Ryun (김구륜)
    • Daughter-in-law - Princess Banya of the Gyeongju Kim clan (반야공주 김씨)
      • Grandson - Kim Su-pom (김수품)
    • Daughter-in-law - Princess Bohwa (보화공주)
      • Grandson - Kim Seon-pom (김선품, 金善品) (607 - 643)
  • Daughter - Princess Taeyang (태양공주)
  • Daughter - Princess Ayang (아양공주)
  • Daughter - Princess Eunryun (은륜공주)
  • Daughter - Princess Wolryun (월륜공주)

References[]

• Il-yeon: Samguk Yusa: Legends and History of the Three Kingdoms of Ancient Korea, translated by Tae-Hung Ha and Grafton K. Mintz. Book One, page 52. Silk Pagoda (2006). ISBN 1-59654-348-5

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