The Queen Inhyeon Restoration refers to the political events in Korea during the late 17th century that led to the reinstatement of Queen Inhyeon. Initially deposed in 1688 due to the influence of Queen Jangok, she was restored to her position in 1694 after a series of political struggles and public support for her. This restoration was significant as it highlighted the power dynamics within the Joseon Dynasty and the role of royal women in politics. The event also marked a shift in favor of the Western faction, which opposed the Eastern faction that had supported Queen Jangok's rise to power.