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Social Status Rebirth

Be born into a fictional Joseon household and discover social status and household resources separately. Results do not reconstruct a real person's life.

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The first draw is free and includes 1 redraw. Redraws exclude the current result, so their probabilities differ from the base draw.

Probabilities use authored game weights, not actual population shares for all of Joseon or a statistical reconstruction of regional and period differences. Status does not measure wealth or human worth. Redraw excludes the current result, so its conditional odds differ from the displayed base probability.

A random game for entertainment. It does not assess real fate or personal traits.

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A child of the royal familyA rare royal outcome in this game, with ample supplies but duties and formal schedules.A capital official's householdThis fictional household has both high status and substantial resources, along with strong family expectations.A provincial yangban household in AndongThe family maintains its standing without a current office. This household relies on farmland.A yangban household with little moneyYangban standing does not fill the grain store. Family reputation and material resources can diverge.A child in an interpreter familyLanguage skills support the household. Expertise and access to high office are different matters.A child in a medical familyThis household passes on specialist skills. Its resources are modest.A local clerk's home in JeonjuThe household works in local administration. Administrative families did not form one fixed jungin category throughout Joseon.A smallholding familyThe family owns a little land. Seed, food and tax obligations compete for the harvest.A tenant farming household in JeollaThis is a legally free household. Rent and harvest shape its means of living on borrowed land.A mountain farming household in GangwonA free household in a mountain village. A small field and winter preparations shape its resources.A fishing household on the Gyeongsang coastA free commoner household beside the sea. Today's catch does not guarantee tomorrow's income.A farming and weaving householdWork does not end at the field. Making thread and cloth also sustains the household.A potter's household in GwangjuA fictional free household working at official kilns. Skilled hands do not necessarily mean substantial wealth.A small trader's household in JeonjuA free household making a living from trade. Goods on display do not reveal the profit left after costs.A prosperous merchant household in KaesongWealth does not automatically mean yangban standing. This household's prosperity is a fictional setting.A northern military-service householdMilitary service does not make everyone a military yangban. This free household combines farming with service obligations.A separately living nobi householdKeeping a separate household does not remove legal unfreedom. Livelihood skills and legal status must be distinguished.A nobi household living at an enslaver's homeHousing and labor are subject to another household's control. The violence of this institution says nothing about a person's worth or ability.