Four big families of Shingoryeo
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The Four Big families of Shingoryeo describe four prominent families that have rose in political, cultural, and, to a certain extent, economic and sporting prominence in Quebec and Shingoryeo. There have been multiple renditions of the four families based on their respective monarchial era, the last two instances which have occurred under the reign of Jacques IX and Christine II. In those cases there usually exists a minor but limited extent of overlap in families of composition, mostly as the families are generally of gentry background and not of traditional Shingoryeoite aristocracy. Their change in status, usually rising, is exhibited throughout generations, however, and the members of houses have married or inherited into the aristocracy.
Four Big Families of Jeongdeok
Family Notables
Ahn Family
Bathurst Family
Hahm Family
Four Big Families of Taewha
Heo Family
Family Notables
- Heo Weon (1960-2066) m. Yi Oak-Ja (1965-2062)
- Heo Dong-Soo (1991–) m. Maureen Turner (1992-2038)
- Heo Myeong-Shin (2020-) m. Naomi Goldbloom (2019-)
- Heo Seung-Geon (2045-) m. Lady Adeline Yi (2043-)
- Heo Myeong-Shin (2020-) m. Naomi Goldbloom (2019-)
- Heo Dong-Whan (1993-) m. Diane Leung (1993-)
- Heo Hae-Seon (2033-)
- Heo Hae-Seung (2042-) m. Dina Marinescu (2045-)
- Heo Dong-Soo (1991–) m. Maureen Turner (1992-2038)