Danui

queen
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Facts

21 properties
Instance of
human
Sex or gender
female[13]
Date of birth
May 21, 1686, July 11, 1686[2][6]
Date of death
February 7, 1718, March 8, 1718[4][7]
Place of birth
Hanseongbu
Place of death
Changdeokgung
Country of citizenship
Joseon[11]
Occupation
monarch
Position held
Crown Princess (1696–1718)[12]
Father
Sim Ho[9]
Spouse
Gyeongjong of Joseon (1696–1718)[10]
Citizenship
Joseon
Cause of death
disease[16]
Languages spoken, written or signed
Korean[19]
Family name
Shim[17]
Manner of death
natural causes[18]
Place of burial
Hyereung[8]
Posthumous name
공효정목단의왕후[20]
🏷️ Also known as
en Queen Danui of the Cheongsong Shim clan en Danui en Queen Danui en Queen Danuin de Gonghyojeong de Hyereung de Mokdan de Yeonghui fa ملکه دان‌یی it Danui di Joseon ja 端懿王后 ko 단의빈 ko 단의왕후 ko 단의왕후 심씨 ru Таный-ванху vi Đoan Ý Vương hậu
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Encyclopedia of Korean Culture ID
E0013641
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Summary

Danui was born in Hanseongbu[1]. She was born on May 21, 1686[2]. She died in Changdeokgung[3]. She died on February 7, 1718[4]. She worked as a monarch[5].

FAQs

Where was Danui born?

Born in Hanseongbu[1].

Where did Danui die?

Danui passed away in Changdeokgung[3].

Who were Danui's parents?

Danui's father was Sim Ho[9].

Who was Danui married to?

Danui's spouses include Gyeongjong of Joseon[10].

What did Danui do for work?

Danui worked as monarch[5].

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