Temple in 1852, Gim wrote an epitaph for him: 華嚴宗主白坡大律師大機大用之碑.[6] Family Parents Biological father: Kim No-kyung (김노경) Biological mother: Daughter of Yoo Junju (유준주) Brother: Kim Myeong-hui (김명희) Brother: Kim Sang-hui (김상희) Adoptive father: Kim No-yeong (김노영) Adoptive mother: Daughter of Hong Dae-hyeon (홍대현) Wives and issues: Lady Yi, of the Hansan Yi clan (한산이씨) Kim Sang-mu (김상무), adopted son Lady Yi, the Yean Yi clan (예안 이씨) Lady Han, of the Han clan (한씨) Kim Sang-U (김상우), first son Gallery References Further reading There are no extended studies or resources devoted to Gim Jeong-Hui in English. The single most extensive Internet site in Korean devoted exclusively to Gim Jeong-hui www.chusa.or.kr has been established under the auspices of the Gwacheon local government. The Moam Collection owns the largest number of works by Gim Jeong-hui and the Moam Collection home page includes a Gallery with images of many works. There is an extended page in Korean devoted to him in the Academy of Korean Studies own pages. Another online resource in Korean about Gim Jeong-hui is the page about him in the EncyKorea (also a resource administered by the AKS). There is a page devoted to Gim in the Korean Wikipedia. 1786 births 1856 deaths 19th-century Korean calligraphers Gim clan of Gyeongju 19th-century Korean philosophers 19th-century Korean painters Buddhist artists 19th-century Korean poets