List of members of the National Assembly (South Korea), 1979–1980

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This is a list of members of the 10th National Assembly of South Korea which sat from 17 March 1979 to 17 May 1980. [1]

Contents

Members

Seoul

ConstituencyMemberParty
Jongno–JungJeong Dae-cheol New Democratic Party
Min Gwan-sik Democratic Republican Party
DongdaemunSong Won-yeong [lower-alpha 1] New Democratic Party
Lee In-geun Democratic Republican Party
SeongdongKim Je-man New Democratic Party
Yang Il-dong [lower-alpha 2] Democratic Unification Party
SeongbukJo Se-hyeong New Democratic Party
Jeong Rae-hyeok Democratic Republican Party
DobongGo Heung-mun [lower-alpha 1] New Democratic Party
Hong Seong-u Independent
SeodaemunKim Jae-gwang New Democratic Party
O Yu-bang Democratic Republican Party
Mapo–YongsanPark Gyeong-won Democratic Republican Party
No Seung-hwan New Democratic Party
YeongdeungpoPark Han-sang New Democratic Party
Gang Byeong-gyu Democratic Republican Party
GwanakKim Su-han [lower-alpha 1] New Democratic Party
Jeong Hui-seop Democratic Republican Party
GangnamJeong Un-gap New Democratic Party
Lee Tae-seop Democratic Republican Party
GangseoNam Jae-hui Democratic Republican Party
Kim Yeong-bae New Democratic Party

Busan

ConstituencyMemberParty
Jung–YeongdoYe Chun-ho [lower-alpha 3] Independent
Kim Sang-jin New Democratic Party
Seo–Dong Kim Young-sam [lower-alpha 4] New Democratic Party
Park Chan-jong Democratic Republican Party
Busanjin–BukJeong Hae-yeong [lower-alpha 1] New Democratic Party
Kim Im-sik Democratic Republican Party
DongnaeLee Gi-taek New Democratic Party
Yang Chan-u Democratic Republican Party
NamKim Seung-mok New Democratic Party
Kim Jae-hong Democratic Republican Party

Gyeonggi

ConstituencyMemberParty
IncheonKim Eun-ha New Democratic Party
Ryu Seung-won Democratic Republican Party
Suwon–HwaseongLee Byeong-hui [lower-alpha 3] Democratic Republican Party
Yu Yong-geun New Democratic Party
Uijeongbu–Yangju–PajuPark Myeong-geun Democratic Republican Party
Kim Hyeong-gwang New Democratic Party
Seongnam–Gwangju–Yeoju–IcheonJeong Dong-seong Democratic Republican Party
O Se-eung Independent
Pyeongtaek–Yongin–AnseongYu Chi-song New Democratic Party
Seo Sang-rin Democratic Republican Party
Bucheon–Anyang–Siheung–OngjinLee Taek-don [lower-alpha 3] New Democratic Party
Yun Guk-no Democratic Republican Party
Goyang–Gimpo–GanghwaO Hong-seok New Democratic Party
Kim Yu-tak Democratic Republican Party
Yeoncheon–Pocheon–Gapyeong–YangpyeongO Chi-seong Democratic Republican Party
Cheon Myeong-gi New Democratic Party

Gangwon

ConstituencyMemberParty
Chuncheon–Chunseong–Cheolwon–Hwacheon–YangguSon Seung-deok Democratic Republican Party
Kim Jun-seop New Democratic Party
Wonju–Wonseong–Hongcheon–HoengseongPark Yeong-rok [lower-alpha 1] Democratic Republican Party
Kim Yong-ho New Democratic Party
Gangneung–Myeongju–SamcheokKim Hyo-yeong Democratic Republican Party
Kim Jin-man Independent
Sokcho–Yangyang–Inje–GoseongJeong Il-gwon Democratic Republican Party
Ham Jong-bin Independent
Yeongwol–Pyeongchang–JeongseonJang Seung-tae Democratic Republican Party
Eom Yeong-dal New Democratic Party

North Chungcheong

ConstituencyMemberParty
Cheongju–CheongwonKim Hyeon-suDemocratic Unification Party
Lee Min-u New Democratic Party
Chungju–Jungwon–Jecheon–DanyangLee Jong-geun Democratic Republican Party
Lee Taek-hui New Democratic Party
Boeun–Okcheon–YeongdongYuk In-su Democratic Republican Party
Lee Yong-hui New Democratic Party
Jincheon–Gwisan–EumseongO Yong-un Democratic Republican Party
Lee Chung-hwan New Democratic Party

South Chungcheong

ConstituencyMemberParty
Dong–Jung, DaejeonIm Ho Independent
Kim Yong-tae [lower-alpha 1] Democratic Republican Party
Cheonan–Cheonwon–AsanKim Jong-cheol Democratic Republican Party
Jeong Jae-won New Democratic Party
Geumsan–Daedeok–YeongiLee Jun-seop Democratic Republican Party
Yu Han-yeol New Democratic Party
Nonsan–GongjuJeong Seok-mo Democratic Republican Party
Park Chan Independent
Buyeo–Seocheon–Boryeong Kim Jong-pil [lower-alpha 3] Democratic Republican Party
Jo Jung-yeon New Democratic Party
Cheongyang–Hongseong–YesanJang Yeong-sun [lower-alpha 1] Democratic Republican Party
Han Geon-su New Democratic Party
Seosan–DangjinSim Hyeon-jik Democratic Republican Party
Han Yeong-su New Democratic Party

North Jeolla

ConstituencyMemberParty
Jeonju–WanjuLee Cheol-seung [lower-alpha 3] New Democratic Party
Yu Gi-jeong [lower-alpha 5] Democratic Republican Party
Gunsan–Okgu–Iri–IksanKim Hyeon-gi New Democratic Party
Chae Yeong-cheol Democratic Republican Party
Jinan–Muju–JangsuKim Gwang-su Democratic Republican Party
Choi Seong-seok New Democratic Party
Imsil–Namwon–SunchangSeol In-su Democratic Republican Party
Son Ju-hang [lower-alpha 3] Independent
Jeongeup–GimjeJang Gyeong-sun Democratic Republican Party
Kim Won-gi New Democratic Party
Gochang–BuanPark Yong-gi Independent
Lee Ho-jong Democratic Republican Party

South Jeolla

ConstituencyMemberParty
Dong–Seo, GwangjuLee Pil-seon New Democratic Party
Kim Nok-yeong [lower-alpha 3] Democratic Unification Party
Mokpo–Muan–SinanChoi Yeong-cheol Democratic Republican Party
Im Jeong-gi New Democratic Party
Yeosu–Yeocheon–GwangyangLee Do-seon Democratic Republican Party
Park Byeong-hyo New Democratic Party
Suncheon–Gurye–SeungjuRyu Gyeong-hyeon Democratic Republican Party
Heo Gyeong-man New Democratic Party
Naju–GwangsanKim Yun-deok New Democratic Party
Han Gap-su Independent
Damyang–Gokseong–HwasunMun Hyeong-tae Democratic Republican Party
Go Jae-cheong New Democratic Party
Goheung–BoseongSin Hyeong-sik [lower-alpha 1] Democratic Republican Party
Kim Su Independent
Jangheung–Gangjin–Yeongam–WandoGil Jeon-sik [lower-alpha 1] Democratic Republican Party
Yun Jae-myeong Independent
Haenam–JindoKim Bong-ho Democratic Republican Party
Im Yeong-deuk Independent
Yeonggwang–Hampyeong–JangseongKim Jae-sik Democratic Republican Party
Lee Jin-yeon New Democratic Party

North Gyeongsang

ConstituencyMemberParty
Jung–Seo–Buk, DaeguHan Byeong-chae Independent
Lee Man-seop Democratic Republican Party
Dong–Nam, DaeguLee Hyo-sang Democratic Republican Party
Sin Do-hwan New Democratic Party
Pohang–Yeongil–Ulleung–YeongcheonGwon O-tae Independent
Jo Gyu-chang New Democratic Party
Gyeongju–Wolseong–CheongdoPark Suk-hyeon Democratic Republican Party
Park Gwon-heum New Democratic Party
Gimcheon–Geumneung–SangjuPark Jeong-su Independent
Jeong Hwi-dong Independent
Andong City–Andong County–UiseongKim Sang-nyeon Democratic Republican Party
Park Hae-chung [lower-alpha 1] New Democratic Party
Gumi–Gunwi–Seongju–Seonsan–Chilgok Shin Hyun-hwak [lower-alpha 6] Democratic Republican Party
Kim Hyeon-gyu Independent
Dalseong–Gyeongsan–GoryeongPark Jun-gyu Democratic Republican Party
Kim Jong-gi New Democratic Party
Yeongdeok–Cheongsong–UljinMun Tae-jun Democratic Republican Party
Hwang Byeong-u New Democratic Party
Yeongyang–Yeongju–BonghwaKim Chang-geun Democratic Republican Party
Park Yong-man New Democratic Party
Mungyeong–YecheonChae Mun-sik New Democratic Party
Gu Beom-mo Democratic Republican Party

South Gyeongsang

ConstituencyMemberParty
Masan–Jinhae–ChangwonPark Jong-gyu [lower-alpha 3] Democratic Republican Party
Hwang Nak-ju New Democratic Party
Jinju–Jinyang–Samcheonpo–SacheonGu Tae-hoe [lower-alpha 1] Democratic Republican Party
Lee Sang-min Independent
Chungmu–Tongyeong–Geoje–GoseongChoi Jae-gu Democratic Republican Party
Kim Dong-uk New Democratic Party
Ulsan–UljuLee Hu-rak [lower-alpha 3] Independent
Choi Hyeong-u [lower-alpha 1] New Democratic Party
Uiryeong–Haman–HapcheonKim Sang-seok Democratic Republican Party
Lee Sang-sin New Democratic Party
Milyang–ChangnyeongPark Il New Democratic Party
Ha Dae-don Democratic Republican Party
Yangsan–GimhaeKim Taek-su Democratic Republican Party
Sin Sang-u New Democratic Party
Namhae–HadongSin Dong-gwan Democratic Republican Party
Choi Chi-hwan Independent
Sancheong–Hamyang–GeochangNo In-hwan Democratic Republican Party
Kim Dong-yeong [lower-alpha 1] New Democratic Party

Jeju

ConstituencyMemberParty
JejuHyeon O-bong [lower-alpha 1] Democratic Republican Party
Byeon Jeong-il Independent

Presidential appointments

  1. An Gap-jun
  2. Baek Yeong-hun
  3. Byeon U-ryang
  4. Cheon Byeong-gyu
  5. Choi Dae-hyeon
  6. Choi Gyeong-rok [lower-alpha 7]
  7. Choi Tae-ho [lower-alpha 1]
  8. Choi U-geun
  9. Choi Yeong-hui
  10. Ham Myeong-su
  11. Han Gi-chun
  12. Han Ok-sin
  13. Han Tae-yeon
  14. Hyeon Gi-sun
  15. Jang Gi-seon
  16. Jang Ji-ryang
  17. Jeon Bu-il
  18. Jeon Jeong-gu
  19. Jeong Byeong-hak
  20. Jeong Hui-chae
  21. Jeong Il-yeong
  22. Jeong Jae-ho
  23. Jo Byeong-gyu
  24. Jo Hong-rae
  25. Jo Il-je
  26. Jo Sang-ho
  27. Kal Bong-geun
  28. Kim Bong-gi
  29. Kim Jong-ha
  30. Kim Ju-in
  31. Kim Ok-yeol
  32. Kim Se-bae
  33. Kim Seong-hwan [lower-alpha 8]
  34. Kim Yeong-gwang
  35. Kim Yeong-ja
  36. Kim Yeong-su
  37. Kim Yong-ho
  38. Kim Yun-hwan
  39. Ko Jae-pil
  40. Lee Cheol-hui
  41. Lee Do-hwan
  42. Lee Dong-won
  43. Lee Gyeong-ho
  44. Lee Hae-won
  45. Lee Ja-heon
  46. Lee Jeong-seok
  47. Lee Jeong-sik
  48. Lee Jong-chan
  49. Lee Jong-ryul
  50. Lee Jong-sik
  51. Lee Myeong-chun
  52. Lee Sang-ik
  53. Lee Seok-je
  54. Lee Seong-geun
  55. Lee Seung-yun [lower-alpha 9]
  56. Lee Yang-u
  57. Lee Yeong-geun
  58. O Jun-seok
  59. Paik Too-chin
  60. Park Dong-ang
  61. Park Hyeon-seo
  62. Park Hyeong-gyu
  63. Park Jun-gyu
  64. Seo Yeong-hui
  65. Seon U-ryeon
  66. Shin Beom-sik
  67. Shin Cheol-gyu
  68. Shin Dong-sun
  69. Shin Gwang-sun
  70. Shin Sang-cheol
  71. Shin Sang-cho
  72. Shin Yung-taek
  73. Song Bang-yong
  74. Tae Wan-seon
  75. Yun In-sik
  76. Yun Sik
  77. Yun Yeo-hun
  78. Ko Gwi-nam [lower-alpha 10]
  79. Nam Jae-han [lower-alpha 11]
  80. Lee Ho-dong [lower-alpha 12]
  81. Kim Yu-bok [lower-alpha 13]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Resigned on 27 August 1980.
  2. ↑ Died on 1 April 1980.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Resigned on 4 July 1980.
  4. ↑ Removed on 4 October 1979.
  5. ↑ Resigned 4 October 1980.
  6. ↑ Appointed as Prime Minister of South Korea on 12 December 1979.
  7. ↑ Appointed as ambassador of South Korea to Japan on 13 August 1980.
  8. ↑ Died on 8 October 1979.
  9. ↑ Appointed as Minister of Finance on 22 May 1980.
  10. ↑ Succeeded Kim Seong-hwan on 8 October 1979.
  11. ↑ Succeeded Lee Seung-yun on 22 May 1980.
  12. ↑ Succeeded Choi Gyeong-rok on 13 August 1980.
  13. ↑ Succeeded Choi Tae-ho on 27 August 1980.

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References

  1. ↑ "Past Members". National Assembly.
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