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'''Yun Chi-ho'''(Yun Tchi-ho, December 26, 1864 - December 9, 1945) was a [[Korea]]n Independent activists and politicians, educators, thinkers. a leader of an [[Independent club]], [[ten thousand peoples club]], [[Independent news]], also 2nd chairman of [[Independent news]]. In 1909, he was founder of [[New Peoples club]], it's Korean independent military education and training, enlightenment club. a nickname was '''Jwaong'''
'''Yun Chi-ho'''(Yun Tchi-ho, December 26, 1864 - December 9, 1945) was a [[Korea]]n Independent activists and politicians, educators, thinkers. a leader of an [[Independent club]], [[ten thousand peoples club]], [[Independent news]], also 2nd chairman of [[Independent news]]. In 1909, he was founder of [[New Peoples club]], it's Korean independent military education and training, enlightenment club. he was magnate anti-Japanese activists and South Methodist Church of Korea, one lyric writer of Korean patriotic song [[national anthem (South Korea)|national anthem]].<ref>loving Korean Song</ref> a nickname was '''Jwaong'''
In 1883, he was first member and staff of [[United States Embassy to Joseon]]. In 1888 to 1891 Studying in [[Vanderbilt University]], 1891 to 1893 Studying in [[Emory Universitys]]. Yun Chi-ho was a uncle of [[Yun Bo-seon]], 4th Presidents of [[South Korea]] and 2nd Mayor of [[Seoul]].
In 1883, he was first member and staff of [[United States Embassy to Joseon]]. In 1888 to 1891 Studying in [[Vanderbilt University]], 1891 to 1893 Studying in [[Emory Universitys]]. Yun Chi-ho was a uncle of [[Yun Bo-seon]], 4th Presidents of [[South Korea]] and 2nd Mayor of [[Seoul]].
== Work books ==
== Work books ==
* Yun Chi-ho's diary:1883 to 1943
* Yun Chi-ho's diary:1883 to 1943
* The Yun Chi-ho's letters
* The Yun Chi-ho's letters
== ather ==
Yun Chi-ho was one of early convert to Christianity of [[Korea]]. he was return to his country 1896, release of all Slave of his house. Yun Chi-ho was first abolitionists of [[Korea]]s.<ref>Kong Dok-kui, 《I was with them》 (Seoul:Korean Woman News, 1994)</ref> Yun Chi-ho was Study abroad in Japan 1881 to 1883, study abroad China(1885 - 1888) and United States.
his son [[Yun Young-sun]], Served for Agriculture minister of [[South Korea]] 1950 to 1952.
== See also ==
== See also ==
* [http://findingaids.library.emory.edu/documents/yun754/ Yun Ch‘i-ho papers, 1883-1943] Emory University
* [http://findingaids.library.emory.edu/documents/yun754/ Yun Ch‘i-ho papers, 1883-1943] Emory University
* [http://koreandb.nate.com/history/people/detail?sn=451 Yun Chi-ho, nate] (Korean language)
* [http://koreandb.nate.com/history/people/detail?sn=451 Yun Chi-ho, nate] (Korean language)
* [http://www.yunposun.com/ 해평윤문] - President Yun Po-sun's family meetings.
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