Jung-Hwa

Bicheuro Gireul Balghida

Family Name Meaning:
"Jung-Hwa" translates to "Young Flower," symbolizing the family's enduring beauty, growth, and resilience. This name reflects the Jung-Hwa Family's commitment to nurturing their legacy while continually blossoming and adapting to new environments and challenges.

Reputation:
The Jung-Hwa Family traces its lineage back through countless generations, standing as an esteemed ancient pureblood lineage in South Korea's high-society circles. Renowned for their unwavering dedication to upholding honour, wisdom, and influence, the family balances a spectrum of values. While some members champion inclusivity and contemporary ideals, others staunchly uphold traditional pureblood customs, steadfast in their mission to safeguard the family's prestigious standing.

Sides:
While numerous members of the Jung-Hwa family choose to remain impartial on contentious issues and ignore those who seek other roads. They are committed to ensuring that all family members adhere to the high standards and values established by their forebears. This commitment extends to promoting excellence in every pursuit and nurturing robust relationships both within and beyond the family circle.

Family:
The Jung-Hwa Family takes immense pride in its heritage and steadfastly adheres to age-old customs. Those who diverge from the family's strict traditions often find themselves gently guided The Jung-Hwa Family deeply values its heritage and remains dedicated to preserving age-old customs. Individuals who deviate from the family's traditions are gently encouraged to reconnect with these values, as unity and continuity are paramount within the family. Those who choose to relocate from the ancestral home to reside near other magical schools are viewed as expanding the family’s influence and nurturing relationships within the broader magical community, a decision that is greatly respected..

Education:
The primary ancestral school for the Jung-Hwa Family is Mahoutokoro School of Magic in Japan, where many family members residing in Korea receive their magical education. Graduates of Mahoutokoro are held in high regard within the family, reflecting the school's rigorous standards and prestigious reputation. However, family members who have settled in different parts of the world attend the wizarding schools closest to them. Those in Britain typically attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, while others may study at prestigious institutions such as Durmstrang, Beauxbatons, Castelobruxo, Ilvermorny, Koldovstoretz, and Uagadou. These diverse educational backgrounds are respected for expanding the family’s global presence and influence

Occupation:
Members of the Jung-Hwa Family pursue a wide range of prestigious careers, reflecting their commitment to upholding high standards and maintaining societal prestige. Some work within the Ministry of Magic, while others excel in diverse fields such as magical research, education, healing, and international diplomacy. Those who work internationally often engage in roles that enhance cross-cultural magical cooperation and understanding, contributing to the family's global influence and reputation.

Notes:
The Jung-Hwa Family values both tradition and progress. Membership in the family does not inherently imply adherence to rigid or outdated ideologies; rather, it encompasses a commitment to excellence, honour, and the family's enduring legacy. Any portrayal of characters should align with the established family lore and values, recognizing that the Jung-Hwa family seeks acceptance, pride, and the expansion of their influence beyond their ancestral home.

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Namgung Jung-Hwa -Grand Father - Ryu Jung-Hwa - Grandmother


Seomun Jung-Hwa – Father (45) Occupation: Korean Ministry of Magic, Magical Law Department
Jeom Jung-Hwa – Mother (45): Occupation: Korean Ministry of Magic, Minister's Office

Gwan Jung-Hwa – Brother (24) Occupation: Korean Ministry of Magic, International Magical Cooperation Department
Ryan Jung-Hwa - (18) British Minsitry of Magic Magical Education department. (Now living in Britain)
Mangjeol Jung-Hwa – Brother (16): Student
Pyeong Jung-Hwa – Sister (13) Student


Gye Jung-Hwa - Father
Dokgo Jung-Hwa - Mother

Min-ji Jung-Hwa (26) - magical research department
Pan Jung-Hwa (23) - oversees the family’s business enterprises
Jegal Jung-Hwa (20) - a member of the International Confederation of Wizards.
Seul-gi Jung-Hwa (17) - Student
Myeong Jung-Hwa (14) - Student

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Any Moving to France from South Korea are given the name DeLa-Jung-Hwa

Originally from Korea, Pierre settled in France centuries ago, integrating into French magical society while preserving his family's ancient traditions. Elise married into the De La Jung-Hwa family, Elise brings a deep knowledge of European magical flora and traditions to the family The De La Jung-Hwa family is renowned in French magical circles for their expertise in diverse magical disciplines, their contributions to French magical education, and their dedication to preserving both Korean and European magical heritage. They are known for hosting elegant gatherings that bridge cultures and foster international magical cooperation.

Family Name: De La/Jung-Hwa

Family Members:
Father - Pierre De La Jung-Hwa
Mother - Elise De La Jung-Hwa

Son Gabriel De La Jung-Hwa (17)
Daughter Aurélie De La Jung-Hwa (13)

Pierre Brother family

Jacques De La Jung-Hwa
Claudette De La Jung-Hwa

Children
Thierry De La Jung-Hwa (16)
Camille De La Jung-Hwa (12)

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Any moving to Norway from South Korea are given the name Bjørn-Jung-Hwa

Heritage and Influence:
The Bjørn-Jung-Hwa family is respected within Norwegian magical circles for their expertise in Norse magic and their contributions to magical research and the preservation of ancient Nordic traditions. They are known for hosting gatherings that celebrate Norse festivals and rituals, fostering a deep connection to both Korean and Norwegian magical heritage.

Family Name: Bjørn-Jung-Hwa

Father - Magnus Bjørn-Jung-Hwa
Mother - Sigrid Bjørn-Jung-Hwa

Son - Erik Bjørn-Jung-Hwa (15)
Ingrid Bjørn-Jung-Hwa (12)

Magus Brothers family

Olaf Bjørn-Jung-Hwa
Helga Bjørn-Jung-Hwa

Children

Leif Bjørn-Jung-Hwa (16)
Freya Bjørn-Jung-Hwa (13)

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Any moving to England from South Korea are given Blackwood-Jung-Hwa

The Blackwood-Jung-Hwa family is esteemed within British magical circles for their expertise in British magic, their contributions to magical research, and their dedication to preserving both Korean and British magical traditions. They are known for hosting gatherings that celebrate British magical rituals and holidays, fostering a strong connection to both cultures within the magical community in England.

Family Name: Blackwood-Jung-Hwa (England)

Father Henry Blackwood-Jung-Hwa
Mother Eleanor Blackwood-Jung-Hwa

Son Arthur Blackwood-Hwa (17)
Daughter Charlotte Blackwood-Jung-Hwa (15)

Henry Brothers family

Edward Blackwood-Jung-Hwa
Margaret BBlackwood-Jung-Hwa

Children
Callum Blackwood-Jung-Hwa (16)
Isobel Blackwood-Jung-Hwa (14)

Any moving from South Korea to Wales are given the name Pendragon-Jung-Hwa

The Pendragon-Jung-Hwa family is highly regarded within Welsh magical circles for their expertise in Welsh magic, their contributions to magical research, and their dedication to preserving both Korean and Welsh magical traditions. They are known for hosting gatherings that celebrate Welsh magical rituals and festivals, fostering a deep connection to both cultures within the magical community in Wales.

Family Name: Pendragon-Jung-Hwa (Wales)

Father Gareth Pendragon-Jung-Hwa
Mother Morgana Pendragon-Hwa

Son - Rhys Pendragon-Jung-Hwa (15)
Daughter - Branwen Pendragon-Jung-Hwa (13)

Gareth Brothers Family

Llewellyn Pendragon-Jung-Hwa
Rhiannon Pendragon-Jung-Hwa

Children
Morgana Pendragon-Jung-Hwa (13)
Rhys Pendragon-Jung-Hwa (11)

Any moving to Scotland from South Korea are given the name MacLeod-Jung-Hwa

The MacLeod-Jung-Hwa family is highly respected within Scottish magical circles for their expertise in Scottish magic, their contributions to magical research, and their dedication to preserving both Korean and Scottish magical traditions. They are known for hosting gatherings that celebrate Scottish magical rituals and Highland festivals, fostering a deep connection to both cultures within the magical community in Scotland

Family Name: MacLeod-Jung-Hwa (Scotland)

Father Dougal MacLeod-Jung-Hwa
Mother- Fiona MacLeod-Jung-Hwa

Son Angus MacLeod-Jung-Hwa (15)
Daughter Isla MacLeod-Jung-Hwa (13)

Dougal Brothers family

Hamish MacLeod-Jung-Hwa
Moira MacLeod-Jung-Hwa

Children
Dougal MacLeod-Jung-Hwa (14)
Fiona MacLeod-Jung-Hwa (12)

Any moving from South Korea to Ireland are given the name O'Malley-Jung-Hwa

The O'Malley-Hwa family is highly regarded within Irish magical circles for their expertise in Irish magic, their contributions to magical research, and their dedication to preserving both Korean and Irish magical traditions. They are known for hosting gatherings that celebrate Irish magical rituals and festivals, fostering a deep connection to both cultures within the magical community in Ireland.

Family Name: O'Malley-Jung-Hwa (Ireland)

Father Seamus O'Malley-Jung-Hwa
Mother Bridget O'Malley-Jung-Hwa

Son: Ciaran O'Malley-Jung-Hwa (16)
Daughter: Fiona O'Malley-Jung-Hwa (13)

Seamus Brothers family

Declan O'Malley-Jung-Hwa
Maeve O'Malley-Jung-Hwa

Children

Siobhan O'Malley-Jung-Hwa (17)
Ronan O'Malley-Jung-Hwa (14)

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