Cho Yanggi

Cho Yanggi (1260–?) succeeded his father Cho Hwi as the second General Superintendent of Mongol-ruled Ssangsŏng Prefecture in northeastern Goryeo. In 1281 he sailed as a deputy commander under Kim Panggyŏng in the Yuan invasion of Japan; he then campaigned against the Hamdan people and sent his captives to the Yuan court.

His daughter became the later wife of Yi Ch'un, grandfather of Yi Sŏnggye, founder of Joseon. His elder son Cho Rim inherited Ssangsŏng, while his second son, Cho Ton, sided with Goryeo when it retook the prefecture in 1356.