Kim Jong Suk, first spouse of Kim Il Sung and mother of Kim Jong Il, is commended as North Korea's praiseworthy socialist wife and progressive. As per neighborhood fables, Kim Jong Suk exceeded expectations at battling, shooting rifles and riding stallions, and more maternal obligations, such as sewing, cooking and complying with her reliable spouse. Reliability didn't extend to dependability, be that as it may, and Kim Jong Suk supposedly fell into gloom due the various dalliances of the "Sun of the Nation." Kim Jong Suk passed on matured only 29 in Pyongyang in 1949, undoubtedly amid labor, or as the official rendition goes, because of "the hardships she had continued amid the years as a guerrilla warrior."
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