Chunghyeon Museum

The Chunghyeon Museum is a museum in Gwangmyeong, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. The Chunghyeon Museum ambitions to preserve and sell Seonbi lifestyle by showing artifacts that once belonged to Ori Yi Won-ik, a prime minister all through the Joseon Dynasty. The museum emphasizes traditional Korean way of life, mainly the "loyalty and filial piety from Joseon duration Confucianism," and conducts academic programs incorporating museum cloth. The Chunghyeon Museum is a jongga museum, in that it enshrines the former residence of a famend member of the family.

As the exercise of ancestral veneration for a family is sustained by the eldest son, this jongga "became founded by means of Dr. Yi Seunggyu, Yi Won-ik's 13th-technology eldest son, and his wife, Ham Geumja," who are also the administrators and curators. The museum encompasses an exhibition hall, a shrine, pavilions, and a family cemetery, as well as Yi Won-ik's authentic house from the past due 16th century. Items on show include furniture, images, writings, and personal items that belonged to or have been created with the aid of Yi Won-ik.