Yu Ja-gwang

Yu Ja-gwang
Hangul	유자광
Hanja	柳子光
Revised Romanization	Yu Jagwang
McCune–Reischauer	Yu Chagwang
Courtesy name
Hangul	우후
Hanja	于後
Revised Romanization	Uhu
McCune–Reischauer	Uhu

Yu Jagwang or Yu Chagwang (Korean: 유자광; Hanja: 柳子光, 1439 – June 15, 1512) was a Korean Joseon Dynasty politician, soldier and writer. Born as the son of a yangban father and a concubine, he was one of the few secondary sons who served in high government offices during the Joseon dynasty.^[1] His courtesy name was Uhu (우후; 于後). His prime political rival was Kim Chong-jik.

^ Peterson, Mark Arlen (1987). "Women, Marriage, Concubinage and Sŏja: Problems and alternatives in Questions of Heirship". The Mid Yi Dynasty Transformation Of The Korean Family And Lineage: An Examination Of Adoption And Inheritance Practices (PhD thesis). ISBN 979-8-6431-0083-6. ProQuest 303557557. Retrieved June 15, 2023.

[Peterson-1] Peterson, Mark Arlen (1987). "Women, Marriage, Concubinage and Sŏja: Problems and alternatives in Questions of Heirship". The Mid Yi Dynasty Transformation Of The Korean Family And Lineage: An Examination Of Adoption And Inheritance Practices (PhD thesis). ISBN 979-8-6431-0083-6. ProQuest 303557557. Retrieved June 15, 2023.

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