Kim Yong Ju

Kim Yong Ju. Kim Young Ju was born in 1922 at Mangyongdae near Pyongyang the son of a farmer who was also a herb doctor When young Kim was 3 years old the family moved to southern Manchuria As a teen.

Kim Yong Ju gradually faded from the political scene after Kim Jong Il took over his Workers’ Party department director post in 1973 a move seen by outsiders as a key step in the path to succeeding Kim Il Sung Kim Jong Il’s position as successor was made public at a party congress in 1980 After nearly two decades of seclusion Kim Yong Ju was made a vice.

Kim Ilsung Wikipedia

SEOUL—Kim Yong Ju who was the oldest surviving member of North Korea’s ruling family and once considered a potential candidate to lead the country has died He was 101 years old The younger.

Kim Yong Ju, younger brother of North Korea's founder, dies

Kim Ilsung had three children with his second wife Kim Songae Kim Kyongil (born 1951) Kim Pyongil (born 1953) and Kim Yongil (born 1955) He had two younger brothers Kim Cholju and Kim Yongju and a sister When Kim Ilsung’s first wife died Kim Songae was not recognized as Kim Ilsung’s wife for several years.

Kim Yongju, youngest brother of North Korean dictator Kim

Kim Yojong is the youngest child of former North Korean leader Kim Jongil and his consort Ko Yonghui The US Treasury lists her birthdate as 26 September 1989 while South Korean sources place her birth on 26 September 1987 Born in Pyongyang she spent most of her early childhood at her mother’s residence growing up alongside her siblings.