This is a Korean name; the family name is Byeon.

Byeon Yeong-tae
5th Prime Minister of South Korea
In office June 28, 1954 – November 28, 1954
Preceded by	Baek Du-jin
Succeeded by	(after the position was restored in the Second Republic) Heo Jeong
5th Prime Minister of South Korea
Born	1892 Sinch'ŏn, Hwanghae Province, Chōsen
Died	March 10, 1969 (age 77)

Korean name
Hangul	변영태
Hanja	卞榮泰
Revised Romanization	Byeon Yeong-tae
McCune–Reischauer	Pyŏn Yŏngt'ae

Byeon Yeong-tae was a South Korean politician. He was the fifth prime minister of South Korea.^[1]

Preceded by Baek Du-jin

5th Prime Minister of South Korea 1954

Succeeded by Heo Jeong (after position was restored)

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v • d • e Prime Ministers of South Korea First Republic I Beomseok · Sin Seongmo · Jang Myeon · Heo Jeong · I Yunyeong · Jang Taek-sang · Baek Du-jin · Baek Du-jin · Byeon Yeong-tae · Baek Hanseong · post abolished, 1954-1960 Second Republic Heo Jeong · Jang Myeon · Jang Doyeong · Song Yochan · Bak Jeonghui · Gim Hyeoncheol Third Republic Choe Duseon · Jeong Ilgwon · Baek Du-jin · Gim Jongpil Fourth Republic Choe Gyuha · Choe Gyuha · Sin Hyeonhwak · Bak Chunghun · Nam Deogu · Nam Deogu Fifth Republic Yu Changsun · Yu Changsun · Gim Sanghyeop · Gim Sanghyeop · Jin Uijong · Jin Uijong · Sin Byeonghyeon · No Sinyeong · No Sinyeong · I Hangi · Gim Jeongnyeol · Gim Jeongnyeol Sixth Republic I Hyeonjae · I Hyeonjae · Gang Yeonghun · Gang Yeonghun · No Jaebong · No Jaebong · Jeong Wonsik · Jeong Wonsik · Hyeon Seungjong · Hwang Inseong · I Hoechang · I Yeongdeok · I Honggu · I Suseong · Go Geon · Gim Jongpil · Gim Jongpil · Bak Taejun · I Handong · I Handong · Jang Sang · Jang Daehwan · Gim Seoksu · Gim Seoksu · Go Geon · I Haechan · Han Deoksu · Han Myeongsuk · Gwon Ogyu · Han Deoksu · Han Seungsu · Jeong Unchan Italics indicate acting Prime Ministers; small caps indicate military Prime Ministers

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