Family
- Father: King Seongjong (성종)
- Mother: Deposed Queen Lady YunQueen Jeheon of the Haman Yun clan (제헌왕후 윤씨)
- Consorts:
- Princess Consort Munseong of the Shin clan (거창군부인 신씨, 1472–1537)
- Deposed Royal Noble Consort of the Jo clan (폐빈 조씨)
- Jeon Suk-yong (숙용 전씨)
- Kim Suk-won (숙원 김씨)
- Lee Suk-ui (숙의 이씨)
- Suk-yong Jang Nok-su (숙용 장녹수, ?–1506)
- Woo Suk-yong (숙용 우씨)
- Issue:
- Deposed Prince Successor (폐세자), 1st Son of Princess Consort Munseong of the Shin clan.
- Grand Prince Changnyeong (창녕대군), 2nd Son of Princess Consort Munseong of the Shin clan.
- Prince Yangpyeong (양평군), 1st Son of Lee Suk-ui.
- Prince Yi Don-soo (왕자 이돈수), 2nd Son of Lee Suk-ui.
- Princess Donsu (돈수옹주), Only Daughter of Princess Consort Munseong of the Shin clan.
- A Daughter of Lee Suk-ui.
- A Daughter of Suk-yong Jang Nok-su.
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