The Yi family is a prominent lineage in Korean history, known for its influence during the Joseon Dynasty. The family produced many notable figures, including scholars, politicians, and military leaders, contributing significantly to Korean culture and governance. In modern times, the Yi family is often associated with the last royal family of Korea, specifically the Yi Seung-man (also known as Syngman Rhee), who became the first president of South Korea. The family's legacy continues to be a subject of interest in Korean history and heritage studies.