Yi Ui-min

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Yi Ui-min (?-1196) (Hangul: 이의민, Hanja: 李義旼) was one of the five major military dictators that ruled Goryeo prior to the Mongol Invasions. He ruled for 13 years, but was eventually assassinated by General Choe Chungheon in 1196.

Preceded by
Gyeong Dae-seung		 Military Leader of Goryeo
1178–1219		 Succeeded by
Choe Chungheon
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