Jimin

Hobbies

• Horseback riding across the Park Estate.
• Fencing and swordsmanship.
• Playing the pianoforte.
• Reading history, philosophy, and classic literature.
• Playing chess with his brothers and friends.
• Practicing archery.
• Walking through the estate gardens in the early morning or late evening.
• Collecting rare books and antique pocket watches.
• Attending orchestral performances and private recitals.
• Observing the stars on clear nights.

Habits

• Smokes finely rolled cigarettes or a pipe during quiet moments, especially while reading or deep in thought.
• Keeps his posture straight and composed at all times.
• Rarely speaks first in a conversation.
• Observes a room before engaging with anyone.
• Maintains steady eye contact, often making others uncomfortable.
• Taps his fingers lightly when impatient.
• Adjusts his gloves or cuffs whenever he's annoyed.
• Carries a pocket watch and checks it frequently.
• Prefers to stand at the edge of crowded rooms rather than in the center.
• Drinks tea without sugar.
• Keeps his emotions hidden behind a calm expression.
• Habitually smooths back his hair when thinking.
• Has a tendency to judge people silently before speaking to them.
• Takes solitary walks whenever he needs to clear his mind.

• Proud and self-assured.
• Reserved, aloof, and emotionally distant.
• Often perceived as cold, intimidating, and unapproachable.
• Highly intelligent but quietly judgmental.
• Forms opinions quickly and rarely questions his first impressions.
• Believes his upbringing and experience give him sound judgment.
• Ignorant of the realities faced by people outside his social class, having lived a life of privilege.
• Holds strong prejudices toward those he considers improper, ill-mannered, or beneath the standards expected of respectable society.
• Places great importance on family reputation, decorum, etiquette, and social standing.
• Expects others to conduct themselves with the same discipline and refinement he was raised with.
• Speaks little, but when he does, his words are deliberate and often blunt.
• Finds excessive emotion, gossip, and dramatic behavior distasteful.
• Keeps most people at arm's length, believing trust must be earned rather than freely given.
• Has an unwavering confidence in his own opinions, making him slow to admit when he is mistaken.
• Can appear dismissive or indifferent without intending to be cruel.
• Values logic over emotion when making decisions.
• Loyal and dependable to the few people he genuinely respects.
• Possesses quiet charisma that naturally draws attention despite never seeking it.
• Beneath his pride and prejudice lies a capacity for kindness and compassion, though it is rarely seen and only revealed to those who break through the walls he has built around himself.

Paternal Grandparents

• Lord Park Dong-hyun – Former Head of the Park family.
• Lady Park Sun-hee (née Shin).

Parents

• Lord Park Jin-ho – Current Head of the Park family.
• Lady Park Mi-young (née Choi).

Paternal Aunts & Uncles

• Lady Park Hye-jin × Lord Yoon Jae-hyun

  • Children: Yoon Ji-ho, Yoon Seo-ah, Yoon Min-jae.

• Lord Park Seung-ho × Lady Ji-eun Park (née Baek)

  • Children: Park Seo-jun, Park Ji-min, Park Na-eun.

• Lady Park Soo-yeon × Lord Han Do-jin

  • Children: Han Ji-eun, Han Seung-ho, Han Ye-jun.

• Lord Park Tae-hyun × Lady Hye-won Park (née Moon)

  • Children: Park Min-kyu, Park Ji-su, Park Hyun-jin.

• Lady Park Eun-ji × Lord Lee Hyun-soo

  • Children: Lee Ha-neul, Lee Min-ho, Lee Soo-bin.

Maternal Grandparents (Choi Family)

• Lord Choi Sung-ho – Patriarch of the Choi family.
• Lady Choi Hae-rin (née Kwon).

Maternal Aunts & Uncles

• Lady Choi Seo-yeon × Lord Kang Min-seok

  • Children: Kang Ji-ho, Kang Soo-min, Kang Ha-yoon.

• Lord Choi Hyun-woo × Lady Ye-rim Choi (née Im)

  • Children: Choi Min-jae, Choi Ji-ah, Choi Seung-min.

• Lady Choi Na-young × Lord Jeong Woo-jin

  • Children: Jeong Seo-jin, Jeong Min-ho, Jeong Hye-rin.

• Lord Choi Dong-min × Lady Ara Choi (née Oh)

  • Children: Choi Tae-yang, Choi Ji-yoon, Choi Do-hyun.

Extended Family: Between the Park and Choi families, Jimin has numerous aunts, uncles, first cousins, and relatives by marriage. Family gatherings are often large affairs, bringing together members of the Park, Choi, Yoon, Han, Lee, Kang, Jeong, Baek, Moon, Im, Kwon, and Oh families.

1. Park Hyun-woo

• Eldest Park heir
• Eldest son

Wife: Lady Eun-chae Park (née Han)

2. Park Min-jae

• Second Park heir
• Second son

Wife: Lady Seo-yeon Park (née Kang)

3. Park Seung-hyun

• Third Park heir
• Third son

Wife: Lady Hye-rin Park (née Yoon)

4. Park Do-yoon

• Fourth Park heir
• Fourth son

Wife: Lady Ji-ah Park (née Lee)

5. Park Soo-jin

• Fifth Park heir
• Eldest daughter

Husband: Lord Kang Ji-ho

6. Park Hae-won

• Sixth Park heir
• Second daughter

Husband: Lord Choi Min-seok

7. Park Na-ri

• Seventh Park heir
• Third daughter

Husband: Lord Han Tae-jun

8. Park Chae-young

• Eighth Park heir
• Youngest daughter

Husband: Lord Lee Seung-min

9. Park Jimin

• Ninth Park heir
• Youngest child
• Youngest son
• Unmarried
• Member of the Bangtan Boys

Sisters-in-Law

• Lady Eun-chae Park (wife of Hyun-woo)
• Lady Seo-yeon Park (wife of Min-jae)
• Lady Hye-rin Park (wife of Seung-hyun)
• Lady Ji-ah Park (wife of Do-yoon)

Brothers-in-Law

• Lord Kang Ji-ho (husband of Soo-jin)
• Lord Choi Min-seok (husband of Hae-won)
• Lord Han Tae-jun (husband of Na-ri)
• Lord Lee Seung-min (husband of Chae-young)

• Full Name: Jimin Park

• Family: Park Family

• Status: Youngest of the nine Park heirs.

• Birth Order: Youngest child and youngest of the five Park sons.

• Siblings: Four older brothers and four older sisters.

• Sisters: All married into other prominent families and live with their husbands.

• Residence: Lives at the Park family's private residence on the Park Estate.

• Park Hall: A grand ceremonial house on the Park Estate used for the Annual Grand Ball, banquets, receptions, and other major events. It is not the family's home.

• Household: Lives with his parents, paternal grandparents, four older brothers, and sisters-in-law.

• Maternal Family: His maternal grandparents are members of the respected Choi family and frequently visit the Park Estate.

• Personality: Quiet, composed, reserved, and known as the coldest of the Park brothers.

• Reputation: Often mistaken for arrogant because of his distant demeanor, though he is observant, disciplined, and fiercely loyal to those he trusts.

• Friend Group: A member of the Bangtan Boys, a well-known circle of young heirs.

• Bangtan Boys Members:

  • Jimin Park (Park family)
  • Hoseok Jung (Jung family)
  • Seokjin Kim (Oldest Kim heir)
  • Namjoon Kim (Middle Kim heir)
  • Taehyung Kim (Youngest Kim heir)
  • Jungkook Jeon (Youngest Jeon heir)
  • Yoongi Min (Youngest Min heir)

• Society Status: Frequently attends major social events with the Bangtan Boys and is one of the most recognized young heirs of his generation.

The Grand ball is the most prestigious social event of the year, held once every year at Park Hall the Park family's largest estate. Hosted by one of the wealthiest and most influential families in Asia, the ball brings together members of the aristocracy, landed gentry, wealthy merchants, military officers, clergymen, and other respected members of society.

Unlike most high-society gatherings in 2026, the Park family also opens its doors to respectable members of the lower and middle classes. Anyone may attend, regardless of birth or fortune, provided they arrive in appropriate formal attire and conduct themselves according to the rules of etiquette. This tradition reflects the Park family's belief that refinement is measured by character and manners rather than wealth alone.

The event serves several purposes. It is a celebration of the year's successes, an opportunity for influential families to strengthen alliances, a place for young ladies and gentlemen to make introductions and seek suitable marriage matches, and a rare occasion where people from different social backgrounds may meet under the same roof.

The festivities begin in the evening and continue well past midnight. Guests enjoy formal dancing, live orchestral music, lavish banquets, conversation in elegant drawing rooms, walks through the illuminated gardens, and spectacular fireworks to conclude the celebration.

Receiving an invitation—or earning the opportunity to attend—is considered a great honor. Many families spend months preparing their attire, hoping to make a favorable impression. Friendships are formed, business agreements are discussed, courtships begin, rivalries emerge, and society eagerly watches the events of the evening, knowing that the Annual Grand Ball often shapes the social season that follows.