Queen Wonchang

Posthumous name
	Wonchang (圓窓, 元昌; "Primary and Prosperous") ; Gyeongheon (敬軒, 景獻; "Admirable and Worthy")

Queen Wonchang
Queen Wonchang
Queen consort of Goryeo ; (posthumously)
Coronation	919
Predecessor	Queen Jeonghwa
Successor	Queen Wisuk
Born	Yong-nyeo (용녀, 龍女) / Jeo Min-ui (저民意, 渚(焉)旻義)
Spouse	Uijo of Goryeo
Issue	Wang Ryung ; Wang Pyeong-dal ; 2 unnamed sons
Posthumous name
Posthumous name
	Wonchang (圓窓, 元昌; "Primary and Prosperous") ; Gyeongheon (敬軒, 景獻; "Admirable and Worthy")
House	Gaeseong Wang (by marriage)
Father	Tou En Dian Jiao Gan
Korean name
Hangul	원창王后 or 警헌王后
Hanja	元昌王后 or 景獻王后
Revised Romanization	Wonchang Wanghu or Gyeongheon Wanghu
McCune?Reischauer	Won'chang Wanghu or Ky'?ng'h?n Wanghu

Queen Wonchang ( Korean : 원창王后 ; Hanja : 元昌王后 ) or Queen Gyeongheon ( Korean : 警헌王后 ; Hanja : 景獻王后 ), was the grandmother of Wang K?n , founder of the Goryeo dynasty which she later Posthumously honoured as a queen alongside her husband in 919. ^[1]

Family [ edit ]

Father: Du Eun-jeom ( 두은점 ; 頭恩? )
Husband: Uijo of Goryeo
- Son: Wang Ryung ( 왕륭 ); married Lady Han, Queen Wisuk ( 위숙왕후 )
- Son: Wang Pyeong-dal ( 왕평달 )
- Unnamed son
- Unnamed son

References [ edit ]

^ History of Goryeo , volume 1.

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[1] History of Goryeo , volume 1.

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