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Prince Sado : ウィキペディア英語版
Crown Prince Sado

Crown Prince Sado (13 February 1735 – 12 July 1762) was born as the second son of the Korean king Yeongjo (1694 – 1776). Due to the former death (1728) of his older brother Prince Hyojang, the new born child was the probable royal heir. However Prince Sado was not given an opportunity to reign. At age of 27, he was executed by order of his father, and died of starvation while being by confined in a rice chest.〔The Memoirs of Lady Hyegyeong, translated Haboush Jahyun Kim, p. 321〕
==Execution==
History indicates Sado suffered from mental illness; accused of randomly killing people in the palace and being a serial rapist. By court rules King Yeongjo could not kill his son by his own hands. As a result, Yeongjo, with the consent of Sado's mother, Lady Yi, issued a royal decree that ordered Sado climb into and be sealed within a large wooden rice chest on a hot July day in 1762. After eight days, Sado died.〔''The Memoirs of Lady Hyegyeong'' (한중록, 閑中錄)〕

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