Lee Hoe-yeong

Lee Hoe-Yeong or Lee Hoe-Young (Korean: 이회영; Hanja: 李會榮), also known by his pen name Woodang (Korean: 우당; Hanja: 友堂), (March 17, 1867 – November 17, 1932) was a Korean independence activist, anarchist and one of the founders of Shinheung Military Academy (Hangul: 신흥 무관 학교) in Manchuria. He used his entire fortune worth about two trillion won (1.7 billion dollars) in today's value to fight against the Japanese occupation of Korea. He is the elder brother of Lee Si-Yeong, future Vice President of the Republic of Korea.

Lee Hoe-yeong

Lee Hoe-Yeong or Lee Hoe-Young (Korean: 이회영; Hanja: 李會榮), also known by his pen name Woodang (Korean: 우당; Hanja: 友堂), (March 17, 1867 – November 17, 1932) was a Korean independence activist, anarchist and one of the founders of Shinheung Military Academy (Hangul: 신흥 무관 학교) in Manchuria. He used his entire fortune worth about two trillion won (1.7 billion dollars) in today's value to fight against the Japanese occupation of Korea. He is the elder brother of Lee Si-Yeong, future Vice President of the Republic of Korea.