Lee Kwon-mu

Lee Kwon Mu
Hangul	리권무
Hanja	李權武
Revised Romanization	Ri Gwon-mu
McCune–Reischauer	Ri Kwŏnmu
South Korean spelling
Hangul	이권무
Revised Romanization	I Gwon-mu
McCune–Reischauer	Yi Kwŏnmu

Lee Kwon Mu
리권무
Lee Kwon Mu ; 리권무
Born	1914; Manchuria, Republic of China
Died	1986
Allegiance	China ; North Korea
Service/branch	Eighth Route Army; Korean People's Army Ground Force
Years of service	1948–1959
Rank	Lieutenant General
Commands held	NK 4th Division; NK I Corps
Battles/wars	See battles Second Sino-Japanese War; Chinese Civil War; Korean War Battle of Uijeongbu Battle of Dongducheon; Battle of Pocheon; ; Battle of changdong Battle of miari; ; Battle of Han River; Battle of Sinsa-dong and Gwacheon; Battle Siheung-Anyang-Suwon; Battle of Osan; Battle of Pyongtaek; Battle of Chonan; Battle of before; Battle of Chochiwon; Battle of Taejon; Battle of Geochang; Battle of Hadong; Battle of Pusan Perimeter First Battle of Naktong Bulge; Second Battle of Naktong Bulge; Battle of Ponam Hill 328; ; Third Battle of Seoul; Battle of Yongsan; ;
Awards	Hero of the Republic; Order of the National Flag, First Class

Lee Kwon-mu (Korean: 리권무; 1914–1986), also known as Yi Kwon-mu or Ri Gwon-mu, was a North Korean general officer during the Korean War. He commanded a division, and later a corps, on the front line of the conflict and received North Korea's two highest military honours, the Hero of the Republic and the Order of the National Flag, First Class.

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