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[SBS]~Six Flying Dragon - Yoo Ah In, Shin Se Kyung, Kim Myung Min
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ayushuhada04 replied at 22-10-2015 02:19 PM
Jung Do-Jeon (Kim Myoung-Min) : Adviser
Yi Seong-Gye (Cheon Ho-Jin) : King Taejo
Yi Bang-Won ( ...
akak ida br nampak gmba ni tgk kt hp.. kt pc x nmpk td..motip sambong tua2 kapel ngn gf BJ..huhuhu
Lady min tu sape lak kak? |
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king beggar pastu pantang kena bodek
habis info berterabur kuar
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uishhh ko ni aku kan tgh ambik phd--korean culture history, major: keluarga diraja dan pemerintahan
muahahaha
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Edited by WeAiNe at 23-10-2015 07:51 AM
lady min tu lah akan jadi isteri rasmi BW sayang oiiii
tapi biasalah drama buatlah kawin kerana terpaksa sebab politik
so LM ni cinta sebelah tangan sahaja
LM akan jeles dgn BY sebab BY dan BW sama2 fefeling luv
but in realiti..berderet anak si BW dgn LM ni
pastu BW pun gundik dia berbelas orang
anak ramaiiiiiiiiii hebat King ni hahaha
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okay2 tk per....kdg2 mcm tu ler sbb kita masih susah nk hafal nama watak kan..
slow2 ye ida...
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empress ki besh kan
tapi kena tengok dari awal sebab cite seguk ni
dia akan ceritakan profile watak dari mula ibarat pengenalan gitu
era ki masa dia jadi gundik kesayangan sebab empress support dia
pastu tengok dia rival dgn queen hahaha
tapi bila dia sendiri jadi queen dan empress pulak back stabbing masa tu sedih
huwaaaaaaaaa
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best ler sharil....rugi klu tk tgk..
tp tu ler...minat memasing tk sama kan...
bg ayu mmg best....recommended...
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Edited by WeAiNe at 23-10-2015 08:08 AM
Ini ada info tentang Lady Min, isteri rasmi King Taejong. Banyak dia berkorban untuk mengukuhkan pemerintahan KT. tapi biasalah king kan....so enjoyyy
King Taejong's Rocky Marital Relations with Queen Wonkyong
By Yang Sung-jin
Jealousy, if it comes as a result of unfaithfulness, is likely to jeopardize a marriage. But back in the Choson period, the matter was not so simple. Because husbands were generally allowed to keep concubines, a man's wife had little choice but to keep a tight lid on her jealousy.
Despite the social strictures, some brave women confronted the issue head-on. The striking example was Queen Wonkyong, wife of King Taejong and mother of King Sejong.
Queen Wonkyong was one of the few women of the era who had a palpable impact on the politics of the Choson Kingdom.
Born to Min Chae, a member of the Koryo Kingdom's aristocracy, the Queen played a key role in furthering King Taejong's power at the same time as she raised King Sejong, one of the greatest rulers in the Korean history.
Wonkyong's relationship with Taejong was rocky, to say the least. From the outset, the trouble lay in the fact the power-hungry monarch did not want his wife's family to exert any influence in the royal court.
To control the burgeoning influence of Queen Wonkyong's allies, King Taejong resorted to successive unions with female members of other prominent families. Concubines were brought in one after another: Hyobin, Shibin, Sonbin, Uibin, Sobin and Sukui.
As a result, the total number of King Taejong's offspring reached 29, meant to ensure that he would keep a lock on power in the face of challenges from other members of the royal family.
In addition to his host of ladies-in-waiting, the Annals include mention of a number of unidentified women who ``served'' King Taejong, which must have duly piqued Queen Wonkyong.
The queen was firm in the belief that she had made an indispensable contribution to her husband's ascent to the throne. She thus expected due recognition. But King Taejong was eminently ungracious, taking on new concubine at will and maintaining a ready supply of concubine-candidates in the palace.
A Woman Scorned
According to an article dated June 18, 1401, King Taejong provoked the queen's ire by abruptly kicking out 20-odd servants and eunuchs in her service. Queen Wonkyong had been furious with the fact the king tended to pay more attention to virtually anyone around the palace in a skirt than to his beloved wife. As a means of revenge, she harshly disciplined a female servant in whom the king had shown an interest.
But the queen's jealous outburst generated nasty repercussions. In the aftermath of the incident, King Taejong expelled all the servants of Queen Wonkyong, an apparent warning against future demonstrations of her jealousy. The royal couple's marriage had begun to come apart at the seams.
Curiously, historiographers portrayed Queen Wonkyong as over-jealous: ``Not long after the king ascended to the throne, there were few concubines in the palace.
Queen Wonkyong, however, was born to be jealous, showing little affection for other people, which pushed the king to take up with other women.''
On March 7, 1402, King Taejong took one of the daughters from court official Kwon Hong as his concubine and Queen Wonkyong lost no time in voicing her dismal with the king's latest infidelity.
``The jealousy of Queen Wonkyong deepened further. When the king was about to take on a concubine in a formal ceremony, the queen stepped out and grabbed the king's clothes, desperate to make her case. She did not stop crying and afterward did not eat. She had disease in her heart and the king suspended his handling of state affairs for several days,'' the Annals article said.
In her efforts to win back her lost love, Queen Wonkyong urged the king to remember the days when the couple had worked closely to secure the throne.
Deteriorating relations between King Taejong and Queen Wonkyong also had a political angle. The king executed relatives of Queen Wonkyong under the pretense of punishing traitors, which dealt a serious blow to the queen's status, not to mention her fragile emotions.
Power Struggle
In 1407, Queen Wonkyong's brothers, Min Mu-gu and Min Mu-jil, were impeached on charges of high treason. Desperate to rescue them, she secretly invited the wife of Min Mu-jil to the palace in hopes of resolving the crisis. Unfortunately, the king became aware of the queen's efforts, which was more than an adequate excuse to attack her. King Taejong told his subjects that he had already warned to the queen about the malicious plotting by Min Mu-gu but she did not repent. He continued to say the queen had become upset and made unpardonable remarks. In a show of strong warning, the king decided to move out of the main palace for awhile, which signaled a separation period.
Despite the worsening situation, the king did not depose the queen. He restrained himself from taking revenge on her for the Min Mu-gu situation, reminding himself of the fact she was a key backer of his successful bid for supreme power.
King Taejong's relations with his wife's family were originally amicable. The Min brothers stood behind King Taejong's political machinations at critical moments. The king even joined a political party formed by his father-in-law, Min Chae, on Dec. 13, 1405.
But the high treason case of 1407 permanently severed peaceful ties. Two of Queen Wonkyong's brothers were expelled from the court and put to death. Two others were later hanged for having protested the execution of their siblings.
Curiously, King Taejong stipulated in his will that he was to be buried alongside his first wife's tomb. Despite the fact their union was marked by jealousy and hatred, the royal couple was buried at Hunnung Mausoleum in Naekok-dong, Socho-ku, Seoul.
Rujukan: http://www.sungjinyang.com/history/click070.html
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Edited by ayushuhada04 at 23-10-2015 08:17 AM
Lady Min adalah wife kepada BW.....
Queen Wongyeong of the Yeoheung Min clan (원경왕후 민씨, July 11, 1365 – July 10, 1420)[2]
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Edited by ayushuhada04 at 23-10-2015 08:20 AM
Consorts and their Respective Issue:
Queen Wongyeong of the Yeoheung Min clan (원경왕후 민씨, July 11, 1365 – July 10, 1420)[2]
3 unnamed sons
Yi Je, the Grand Prince Yangnyeong (이제 양녕대군, 1394-September 7, 1462), 4th son[3]
Yi Bo, the Grand Prince Hyoryeong (이보 효령대군, 1396–1486), 5th son
Yi Do, the Grand Prince Chungnyeong (이도 충녕대군), 6th son - Sejong the Great of Joseon
Yi Jong, the Grand Prince Seongnyeong (이종 성녕대군, July 9, 1405 – February 4, 1418), 7th son
Yi Yong, the Grand Prince Anpyeong (이용 안평대군, 1418–October 18, 1453), 1st adopted son; his older brother Sejong's 3rd son
Yi Ui, the Prince Woncheon (이의 원천군, 1423-1476), 2nd adopted son; his older brother Prince Hyoryeong's 6th son
Princess Jeongsun (정순공주, 1385–1460), 1st daughter[4]
Princess Gyeongjeong (경정공주, ?–1455),[5] 2nd daughter[6]
Princess Gyeongan (경안공주, 1393–1415), 3rd daughter[7]
Princess Jeongseon (정선공주, 1404–January 25, 1424), 4th daughter[8]
Royal Concubine Hyo of the Cheongpung Kim clan (효빈 김씨, ?–1454)[9][10]
Yi Bi, the Prince Gyeongnyeong (이비 경녕군, 1395(?)–1458), Only son
Royal Councubine Shin of the Yeongwol Shin clan (신빈 신씨, ?–1453)[11][12][13]
Yi In, Prince Hamnyeong (이인 함녕군, ?–1467), 1st son
Yi Jeong, Prince Onnyeong (이정 온녕군, 1407–1453), 2nd son
Princess Jeongshin (정신옹주, dates unknown), 1st daughter[14]
Princess Jeongjeong (정정옹주, dates unknown), 2nd daughter[15]
Princess Sukjeong (숙정옹주, dates unknown), 3rd daughter[16]
Princess Suknyeong (숙녕옹주, dates unknown), 4th daughter[17]
Princess Sukgyeong (숙경옹주, dates unknown), 5th daughter[18]
Princess Sukgeun (숙근옹주, ?–1450), 6th daughter[19]
Princess Soshin (소신옹주), 7th daughter[20]
Royal Concubine Seon of the Ahn clan (선빈 안씨, ?–1468)[21][22]
Yi Chi, Prince Ik-nyeong (이치 익녕군, 1422–1464), Only and youngest son
Princess Sosuk (소숙옹주, ?-1456), 1st daughter[23]
Princess Gyeongshin (경신옹주, dates unknown), 2nd daughter[24]
An unknown 3rd daughter
Royal Concubine Ui of the Kwon clan (의빈 권씨, dates unknown)[25][26][27]
Princess Jeonghye (정혜옹주, ?-1424), Only daughter[28]
Royal Concubine So of the No clan (소빈 노씨, ?–1479)[29][30]
Princess Sukhye (숙혜옹주, ?–1464), Only daughter[31]
Royal Concubine Myeong of the Andong Kim clan (명빈 김씨)
Princess Sukan (숙안옹주, ?-1464), Only daughter[32]
Royal Concubine Jeong of the Go clan (정빈 고씨, ?–1426)[33]
Yi Nong, Prince Geunnyeong (이농 근녕군, 1411-1462), Only son[34]
Decent Beauty Lady Choi (숙의 최씨, dates unknown)
Yi Ta, Prince Huiryeong (이타 희령군, ?-1465), Only son
An unnamed daughter
Princess Deoksuk of the Yi clan (덕숙옹주 이씨)
Yi Gan, Prince Huryeong (이간 후령군, ?-1465), Only son
Princess Suksun (숙순옹주, dates unknown), Only daughter[35]
Lady Ahn (안씨)
Yi Ji, Prince Hyeryeong (이지 혜령군, 1407–1440), Only son
Lady Sukgong of the Kim clan (숙공궁주 김씨)
No issue
Lady Uijeong of the Jo clan (의정궁주 조씨)
No issue
Lady Hyesun of the Yi clan (혜순궁주 이씨)
No issue
Lady Shinsun of the Yi clan (신순궁주 이씨)
No issue
Princess Hyeseon of the Hong clan (혜선옹주 홍씨)
No issue
Princess Sunhye of the Jang clan (순혜옹주 장씨)
No issue
Geum Yeong, Princess Seogyeong (금영 서경옹주)
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@nohas ...kak ayu dh layan TGS smpi ep 13...
ermmm masih awal lagi general Lee utk buka Joseon... |
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For reading pleasure.....link ni berkenaan queen di zaman pemerintahan suami/king masing2. Sedih, sayu, terkilan pun ada bila baca sejarah kehidupan mereka. Hidup dalam kegemilangan dan kemewahan tapi berkorban perasaan, kasih sayang dan keluarga. Dan kesian sebab hidup mereka di jadikan pertaruhan dan caturan dalam permasalahan politik dan perebutan kuasa yang berlaku dalam tampuk pemerintahan suami masing2.
Kebanyakan queen yang senarai ni kita dah tengok dlm drama Korea. So sapa yg addicted tu hahaha mmg senang nak tangkap jalan cite isi biografi...so enjoy...
http://thetalkingcupboard.com/jo ... -of-joseon-dynasty/ |
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yg ni mmg kak ayu print pun aine...
sbb yg bestnya bukan saja tau psl semua perempuan ni...
sbb dpt tau dri filem/drama apa yg ada watak2 ni....
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hahahhahah..
bagusnya u is...ai is suka
iols nak tekan report untuk part pengenalan tu..tapi cem segan pula
wakakakakka...mau kena gelak ngan kak ayuu 
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sedang buat..sabaq na
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tulis la sambong
mati2 aku ingat sultan brunei
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kak ayuu lain la
taraf sifuu
ni taraf hadek2 baru nak belajar la 
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ok then deal
akak pula jangan lupa review kat WA tetiap malam ye..
esok pagi ai taip jah kat sini
bagi is baca n rate bagi tacang
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hahahahahha....
silakan la...tapi ai rasa review n tulisan kak ayu lagi deabakk 
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is pun takut nak bagi quiz...sebab semua jawapan kita da taw
dia tak ley karang soklan kekdahnya 
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Post time 22-10-2015 07:11 PM
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