Queen Inwon was a significant figure in Korean history, known for her role as the consort of King Jeongjo of the Joseon Dynasty. Born in 1753, she was a member of the noble Yangban class and became queen in 1776. Her marriage to King Jeongjo was politically important, as it aimed to strengthen the royal lineage and consolidate power. As queen, Inwon was involved in various cultural and political activities, supporting the arts and education. She was also known for her efforts to promote Confucian values, which were central to the Joseon Dynasty. Queen Inwon passed away in 1801, leaving a lasting legacy in Korean history.