Min Yeong-chan

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Min Yeong-chan
Min Yeong-chan, ca. 1900
Korean name
Hangul	민영찬
Hanja	閔泳瓚
Revised Romanization	Min Yeongchan
McCune–Reischauer	Min Yŏngch'an
Courtesy name
Hangul	국보
Hanja	國寶
Revised Romanization	Gukbo
McCune–Reischauer	Kukpo

Min Yeong-chan (3 December 1873 – 16 November 1950), was scion of the powerful Min clan of the late Joseon period in Korea. Along with his elder brother Min Yeong-hwan, Yeong-chan served in a number of official positions towards the end of the Joseon dynasty. In 1900, he served as a Korean commissioner to the Paris Universal Exposition.^[1]