King Chunghye of Goryeo

King Chunghye was deposed by the Yuan court after complaints from Goryeo officials about his erratic behavior, womanizing, and neglect of state affairs. He was taken to Yuan and exiled to a remote region.

After a brief period of exile, King Chunghye was reinstated as king by the Yuan court, likely due to political maneuvering by his supporters. His return did not lead to improved governance, and he continued his pattern of misrule.

King Chunghye was deposed again by the Yuan court later the same year, after renewed complaints about his behavior. He was exiled to Guangdong in China, where he died in 1344, ending his tumultuous reign.