List of members of the South Korean Constituent Assembly
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The members of the Constituent National Assembly (the first National Assembly of South Korea) were elected on 10 May 1948. The Assembly sat from 31 May 1948 until 30 May 1950.[1]
Elected members
Seoul
| Constituency | Member | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jung | Yun Chi-young | Korea Democratic Party | |
| Jongno A | Yi Yun-yong | Korean Democratic Party | |
| Jongno B | Chang Myon[a] | Independent | |
| Lee In[b] | Independent | ||
| Dongdaemun A | Syngman Rhee[c] | National Association | |
| Hong Seong-ha[d] | Korea Democratic Party | ||
| Dongdaemun B | Lee Yeong-jun | Korea Democratic Party | |
| Seongdong | Ji Cheong-cheon | Daedong Youth Corps | |
| Seodaemun | Kim Do-yeon | Korea Democratic Party | |
| Mapo | Kim Sang-don | Independent | |
| Yongsan | Kim Dong-won | Korea Democratic Party | |
| Yeongdeungpo | Yun Jae-uk | Daedong Youth Corps | |
Gyeonggi
Gangwon
| Constituency | Member | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chunjeon | Choi Gyu-ok[e] | National Association | |
| Chunseong | Lee Jong-sun | National Association | |
| Hongcheon | Won Yong-gyun | National Association | |
| Wonju | Hong Beom-hui | Independent | |
| Yeongwol | Jang Gi-yeong | Independent | |
| Pyeongchang | Hwang Ho-hyeon | Independent | |
| Jeongseong | Choi Tae-gyu[f] | Independent | |
| Gangneung A | Won Jang-gil | Daedong Youth Corps | |
| Gangneung B | Choi Heon-gil | National Association | |
| Samcheok | Kim Jin-gu | National Association | |
| Uljin | Kim Gwang-jun | Independent | |
North Chungcheong
| Constituency | Member | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheongju | Park Gi-un | Independent | |
| Cheongwon A | Hong Sun-ok | Independent | |
| Cheongwon B | Lee Man-geun | Independent | |
| Boeun | Kim Gyo-hyeon | Independent | |
| Okcheon | Jeong Gu-sam | National Association | |
| Yeongdong | Park U-gyeong | Independent | |
| Jincheon | Song Pil-man | Korea Democratic Party | |
| Gwisan | Yeon Byeong-ho | Independent | |
| Eumseong | Lee Ui-sang | National Association | |
| Chungju | Kim Gi-cheol | Daedong Youth Corps | |
| Jecheon | Ryu Hong-yeol | National Association | |
| Danyang | Jo Jong-seung | Independent | |
South Chungcheong
| Constituency | Member | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daejeon | Seong Nak-seo | National Association | |
| Daedeok | Song Jin-baek | National Association | |
| Yeongi | Jin Heon-sik | National Association | |
| Gongju A | Kim Myeong-dong | Independent | |
| Gongju B | Shin Bang-hyeon | Independent | |
| Nonsan A | Yu Jin-hong | National Association | |
| Nonsan B | Choi Un-gyo | Independent | |
| Buyeo A | Namgung Hyeon | National Association | |
| Buyeo B | Kim Cheol-su | National Association | |
| Seocheon | Lee Hun-gu | Independent | |
| Boryeong | Im Seok-gyu | Daedong Youth Corps | |
| Cheongyang | Lee Jong-geun | National Association | |
| Hongseong | Son Jae-hak | National Association | |
| Yesan | Yun Byeong-gu | Independent | |
| Seosan A | Lee Jong-rin | Independent | |
| Seosan B | Kim Dong-jun | Independent | |
| Dangjin | Kim Yong-jae | National Association | |
| Asan | Seo Yong-gil | Independent | |
| Cheonan | Lee Byeong-guk[g] | National Association | |
| Kim Yong-hwa[h] | Independent | ||
| Lee Sang-don[i] | Democratic Nationalist Party | ||
North Jeolla
| Constituency | Member | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeonju | Shin Seong-gyun | Independent | |
| Gunsan | Yun Seok-gu | Independent | |
| Iri | Bae Heon | Independent | |
| Jeongeup A | Na Yong-gyun | Korea Democratic Party | |
| Jeongeup B | Kim Jong-mun | Korea Democratic Party | |
| Gochang A | Kim Yeong-dong | Independent | |
| Gochang B | Baek Gwan-su | Korea Democratic Party | |
| Buan | Jo Jae-myeon | National Association | |
| Iksan A | Baek Hyeong-nam | Daedong Youth Corps | |
| Iksan B | Lee Mun-won[f] | Independent | |
| Gimje A | Jo Han-baek | Independent | |
| Gimje B | Hong Hui-jong | Korean National Youth Association | |
| Okgu | Lee Yo-han | National Association | |
| Wanju A | Ryu Jun-sang | National Association | |
| Wanju B | Lee Seok-ju | Farmers Federation | |
| Jinan | O Gi-yeol | Independent | |
| Geumsan | Jeong Hae-jun | National Association | |
| Muju | Shin Hyeon-don[j] | National Association | |
| Kim Gyo-jung[k] | Daedong Youth Corps | ||
| Jangsu | Kim Bong-du | Independent | |
| Imsil | Jin Jik-hyeon | National Association | |
| Namwon | Lee Jeong-gi | Korean National Youth Association | |
| Sunchang | No Ik-hwan[f] | Korea Democratic Party | |
South Jeolla
North Gyeongsang
South Gyeongsang
Jeju
| Constituency | Member | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bukjeju A | Hong Sun-yeong[s] | National Association | |
| Bukjeju B | Yang Byeong-jik[s] | Korea Democratic Party | |
| Namjeju | O Yong-guk | Independent | |
Notes
- ^ Appointed as ambassador of South Korea to the United States on 22 February 1949.
- ^ By-elected on 31 March 1949.
- ^ Elected as President of South Korea on 20 July 1948.
- ^ By-elected on 31 October 1948.
- ^ Appointed as Governor of Gangwon Province on 21 December 1949.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Removed from the National Assembly on 10 February 1950.
- ^ Died on 8 April 1949.
- ^ By-elected on 10 June 1949. Election invalidated on 23 June 1949.
- ^ By-elected on 23 July 1949.
- ^ Appointed as Governor of North Jeolla Province on 19 October 1948.
- ^ a b By-elected on 13 January 1949.
- ^ Appointed as Governor of South Jeolla Province on 19 October 1948.
- ^ By-elected on 12 January 1949.
- ^ Appointed as Governor of North Gyeongsang Province on 19 October 1948.
- ^ Appointed as Governor of South Gyeongsang Province on 19 October 1948.
- ^ By-elected on 14 January 1949.
- ^ Appointed as Minister of Home Affairs on 5 January 1949.
- ^ By-elected on 30 March 1949.
- ^ a b By-elected on 10 May 1949 after the election held on 10 May 1948 was invalidated.
See also
- 1948 South Korean Constitutional Assembly election
- 1946 North Korean local elections
- 1947 North Korean local elections
- People's Republic of Korea
- National Assembly (South Korea)#History
