The future Lady Sug-ui was born in 1838, as the daughter of Beom Won-sik (), into the
Geumseong Beom clan. She became a concubine after receiving
seungeun (), and in 1858, she gave birth to Princess Yeongsuk (), later known as
Princess Yeonghye (). After Cheoljong's death, on January 16, 1864, she lived outside the palace with her daughter. Royal Consort Beom Sug-ui died on January 23, 1884 (20th year of
King Gojong's reign), at the age of 46. She was originally buried in
Hongeun-dong,
Seodaemun District,
Seoul, but in 1969, she was moved to the Seosamneung Cluster, in
Goyang,
Gyeonggi Province, the same location as the tombs of King Cheoljong and his wife,
Queen Cheorin. On May 26, 1970, her tomb become the Korean Historic Site No. 200. Her daughter was the only one of Cheoljong's descendants to survive. His other children died during infancy. However, her daughter also died in 1872, at the age of 14 (9th year of
King Gojong's reign), without any issue. ==In popular culture==