page_title: Lee Kyu-wan
hierarchical_section_title: Lee Kyu-wan
caption_attribution_description: English: Lee Kyu-wan, Korean politicians
context_page_description: Lee Kyu-wan was a politician, philosopher, and revolutionist during Korea's Joseon period. His Japanese names were Asada Ryo and Asada Ryoichi. In 1884, he was one of several military leaders in the brief Gapsin Coup, a Japanese-supported attempt to overthrow the royal palace in Seoul.
context_section_description: Lee Kyu-wan (hangul 이규완 李圭完; November 15, 1862 - December 15, 1946) was a politician, philosopher, and revolutionist during Korea's Joseon period. His Japanese names were Asada Ryo (아사다 료, 淺田良) and Asada Ryoichi (아사다 료이치, 淺田良一). In 1884, he was one of several military leaders in the brief Gapsin Coup, a Japanese-supported attempt to overthrow the royal palace in Seoul.
caption: Lee Kyu-wan, 1930
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