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Turning the English characters into the history of the ‘1st generation of Hyundai’s
KCC Honorary Chairman Sang-young Sang-young passed away on the 30th. 85 years old. The deceased is the youngest brother of the late Chung Ju-young, honorary chairman of Hyundai Group. This has completely ended the era of the first generation of modern entrepreneurs who use the’young’ character torlim.
Following the death of Hyundai Group’s honorary chairman Jeong Ju-young, the eldest of the founding generation of the modern family, six sons and one daughter, Jeong Se-young, honorary chairman of Hyundai Industrial Development (2005), Jeong Soon-young, honorary chairman of Sungwoo Group (2005), and Halla E&C Chung The honorary chairman (2006) and Mrs. Jung Hee-young (2015) also passed away.
However, in 2000, a year before the death of Honorary Chairman Chung, the’Prince’s Orientation’ broke out, and the Hyundai Group split. In 1953, the 2nd son, Jeong In-young, the honorary chairman of Halla Group Hyundai E&C (000720)He joined the company and joined the Hyundai Group together with Chairman Joo-young Chung, but in 1976, he became independent as Hyundai Corporation, the predecessor of Halla, in 1976, after having a conflict with his brother due to disagreements in the Middle East. The third son, Jeong Soon-young, the honorary chairman of Sungwoo Group, led Hyundai Cement, which became independent from Hyundai E&C in 1969.
The 5th son, Shin Min-young, a former Dong-A Ilbo reporter, died in a car accident in Germany in 1962, in his early 30s. Jung Hee-young, the only younger sister and wife of the late Kim Young-joo, honorary chairman of Korea Flange Industries (who died in 2010), passed away in 2015.
KCC Honorary Chairman Sang-young Sang-young, who died the last time among the founding generations of Hyundai, KCC(002380)Founded. After the sudden death of Hyundai Group chairman Chung Mong-heon in 2003, his nephew, daughter-in-law Hyun Jeong-eun, had a management dispute with the chairman, but eventually lost.