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[SBS]~ Six Flying Dragons~ Yoo Ah In, Shin Se Kyung, Kim Myung Min (Part 2)
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Edited by ayushuhada04 at 22-12-2015 11:28 AM
Queen Seondeok (2009, MBC) / Six Flying Dragons (2015, SBS) / Tree with Deep Roots (2011, SBS) are all connected in the same dramatic universe, according to the writers’ interview.
Queen Seondeok (2009, MBC)
AD 647
- In the midst of Korea’s three kingdom period (Goguryeo, Baekje, Silla), Queen Seondeok ofSilla died during Lord Bidam’s rebellion.
660
- Baekje kingdom was destroyed by Silla’s General Kim Yu-Shin and Kim Chun-chu (King Taejong Muyeol of Silla).
668
- Goguryeo kingdom was conquered by Silla’s General Kim Yu-Shin.
- Silla’s unification of the three kingdoms.
698
- Balhae kingdom was founded in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. Balhae was a successor state to Goguryeo.
- The coexistence of Balhae (North) and Unified Silla (South) lasted for about 300 years. It is called North-South States Period (698~926).
892~936 - The unified Silla was divided into three kingdoms again : Silla, Hu-Baekje (“Later Baekje”) andHu-Goguryeo (“Later Goguryeo”).
- With Balhae in the North, it is called the Later three kingdom period.
918
- General Wang Geon (King Taejo of Goryeo) revolted against King Gung-Ye of Hu-Gogureyo, and founded Goryeo Dynasty by the help of middle class nobles and powerful local clans. (* They will be known as “Haedong Gapjok” in the future, ep 15 Choi Young’s comment)
926
- Balhae kingdom was destroyed by the Kitans.
935
- Silla kingdomsurrendered to Goryeo.
936
- Hu-Baekje was destroyed by Goryeo.
- Goryeo’s unification of the later three kingdoms.
1231 - The first invasion of Mongols.
- The Mongol’s Great Kahns had sent their troops to Goryeo over 9 times from 1231 to 1259, but failed to conquer it.
1232 - The military regime of Goryeo escaped the capital with King Gojong and nobility to move toGanghwa island. (ep. 12, Bang-Won’s comment)
- While the fierce battles between Goryeo commoners and Mongol armies continued in the mainland, the nobility was enjoying their parties in the safe island. (ep. 16, Bang-Won’s comment)
1255 - Yi Seong-Gye’s ancestor, Yi An-Sa, gave up fighting and surrendered to Mongols. He became a Darugachi, the high officer for the Mongol empire.
1259 - King Gojong of Goryeo voluntarily sent his crown prince to Mongol's Kublai Khan. A truce between Goryeo and Mongols was concluded in 30 years.
- Kublai welcomed the Goryeo prince because he was fighting with his younger brother over who should be the next Mongol emperor. The peace treaty with Goryeo helped him beat his brother and rise to the throne.
1270 - As the last leader of Goryeo’s military regime was assassinated, the war against Mongols was officially over.
- Goryeo could keep autonomy, but every king of Goryeo had to marry a Mongolian princess and be subordinate to the Mongolian Khans. It lasted for about 80 years.
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Edited by ayushuhada04 at 22-12-2015 11:31 AM
Queen Seondeok (2009, MBC)
1335 - Yi Seong-Gye was born. (King Taejo, the founder of the Joseon dynasty)
1340
- A Goryeo woman became the empress of the Yuan Dynasty (the Mongol Empire). She is known as Empress Ki.
- Therefore, her brothers also seized power in Goryeo court.
1342
- Jung Do-Jeon was born. (King Taejo’s adviser, the first prime minister of the Joseon dynasty)
1351
- King Gongmin returned from Yuan China (the Mongol empire) with his wife Princess Noguk to ascend to the throne of Goryeo.
1355
- In December, Yi Seong-Gye and his father Yi Ja-Choon met King Gongmin in Gaegyung (the capital city of Goryeo) and swore their loyalty to the king.
1356
- In May, King Gongmin killed Empress Ki’s brothers and tried to remove the Mongolian influences from the Goryeo court.
- In July, the king ordered Goryeo armies to recapture the northeast fortress occupied by Pro-Mongol forces. Yi Seong-Gye and his father secretly opened the fortress’ gate and helped Goryeo armies. (ep. 1)
- The supreme commander of the fortress, Jo So-Saeng, fled away to the north. (In the drama, he was killed by his sworn brother Yi Seong-Gye, ep. 1)
1359
- The first invasion of Red Turban Army.
1360
- In February, The defeated Red Turbans fled away to the north.
- In October, Jung Mong-Joo passed the state exam and became a government official.
1361
- Instead of his dead father, Yi Seong-Gye became the commander of the Northeast region.
- In November, the second invasion of Red Turban Army broke out.
- About five days after King Gongmin’s escape from the capital, the Red Turbans occupied the city and set fire to the streets. Thousands of citizens were killed. (ep. 12, Bang-Won’s comment)
1362
- In January, Goryeo armies led by 3 generals under supreme commander Jung Se-Woondefeated the Red Turbans and recaptured the capital.
- But 3 days after the victory, the four war heroes got to be killed by the fake royal command forged by traitor Kim Yong. (ep. 10, Jung Do-Jeon’s flashback)
1363
- In January, King Gongmin returned to the capital. He stayed in Heungwangsa temple which was used as a temporary palace in the capital.
- In March, the rebellion of Heungwangsa temple broke out. Traitor Kim Yong sent about 50 assassins to kill the king, but Eunuch An Do-Chi, Princess Noguk, and General Choi Young stopped the assassination attempt.
- Kim Yong tried to hide the truth that he was the mastermind of the assassins, but ended up being executed 20 days after the incidents. (ep. 10, Jung Do-Jeon’s comment)
- In May, Yuan China (the Mongol empire ruled by Empress Ki) declared Prince Deokheung as the new Goryeo king.
- In December, Yuan troops were sent to Goyeo to depose King Gongmin.
- Meanwhile, Jung Do-Jeon passed the state exam and became a government official.
1364
- In January, General Choi Young and Yi Seong-Gye defeated the Yuan troops.
- During the battle against Yuan troops, Jurchen army attacked Hamju which was Yi Seong-Gye’s base camp.
- In February, Yi Seong-Gye returned to Hamju and defeated the Jurchens.
- In September, Yuan China officially gave up deposing King Gongmin.
- Jung Do-Jeon got promoted to the king’s secretary.
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Edited by ayushuhada04 at 22-12-2015 11:38 AM
Queen Seondeok (2009, MBC)
1365
- In February, Princess Noguk died during her childbirth. King Gongmin almost went mad, being totally depressed about his beloved queen’s death.
- In May, the king lost interests in politics and entrusted the state affairs to a mysterious Buddhist monk named Shin Don. (* Shin Don was the last reformist politician in the Goryeo dynasty.)
- Jung Do-Jeon objected to the king’s order and resigned from the government.
- General Choi Young was relegated to a local government office.
- In July 25, King Gongmin’s only son Monino (King U of Goryeo) was born from Prime Minister Shin Don’s slave girl Ban-Ya.
- In July 29, Lady Min (Yi Bang-Won’s wife) was born as Min Je’s second daughter.
1366
- In April, Prime minister Shin Don’s reform policies on land and slave system were hugely welcomed by the people.
- Meanwhile, Jung Do-Jeon’s parents died. During his 3-year mourning for dead parents, Jung Do-Jeon intensively read the works of Mencius which became the foundation of his revolutionary thoughts.
1367
- In May 16, Yi Bang-Won was born as General Yi Seong-Gye’s 5th son. (King Taejong, the 3rd king of the Joseon dynasty)
- In September, based on Shin Don’s reform policy for Confucian revival, Sungkyunkwan was restored as the highest educational institution of Confucianism.
1368
- In September, Yuan Dynasty finally fled from the Chinese mainland to the northern region. (called “Northern Yuan” from then on).
- Instead, Ming Dynasty of China was founded in the Chinese mainland by the leader of Red Turban army, Zhu Yuanzhang.
1369 1370
- Jung Do-Jeon made his comeback to politics as a professor of Sungkyunkwan.
1371
- In July, Shin Don was executed for treason by false charges.
- Jung Do-Jeon got promoted to a central government official.
1372
- In October, King Gongmin established his royal bodyguards called Jajewi (자제위, 子弟衛) comprised of young and beautiful aristocrat warriors. (Hong Ryun in ep. 2, The plum blossom warrior in ep. 5)
1373
- When the Northen Yuan sent their envoy to Goryeo, King Gongmin threatened to kill them, but Goryeo officials barely stopped the king.
1374
- In September, King Gongmin was assassinated. Yi In-Im (the historical figure that Yi In-Gyem is based on) investigated the assassination case and found out the real culprits were the king’s royal bodyguards (Jajewi) led by Hong Ryun. (ep. 2, Yi In-Gyeom’s flashback)
- In October, Yi In-Im enthroned the late king’s 11-year-old son Monino (King U) despite of the queen dowager’s objection. The boy was officially declared by the former king as the son of royal concubine Lady Han, not of the slave girl Ban-Ya.
- By crowning the boy as a puppet king, Dodang trio including Yi In-Im took over the reigns of the court.
- In November, a Ming Chinese envoy was killed in Goryeo. The conflict between Ming and Goryeo was turning ugly.
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Six Flying Dragons (2015~2016, SBS)
1375
- The Dodang trio wanted to reestablish the ties with Northern Yuan (Mongols). They appointed Jung Do-Jeon as a greeter for the Mongol envoy.
- Jung Do-Jeon rejected their order, claiming “It is against the late king’s will. If you appoint me as a greeter, I will either kill the Mongol envoy or sent him away to Ming China!”
- Therefore, Jung Do-Jeon was arrested by the raged nobles. He spent 4 years in exile in Naju, Jeolla province where he learned a lot about the impoverished conditions of Goryeo commoners and designed the concrete revolution plan. (ep. 2, The Jangpyeong Gate Uprising)
1376
- In March, Ban-Ya claimed that she was the current king’s real mother in front of the Queen dowager’s palace. Yi In-Im killed her by throwing her away to the Imjin river.
1378
- In April, Japanese pirates attacked the capital. General Choi Young and Yi Seong-Gyedefeated them.
1380
- In August, The naval battle of Jinpo against Japanese pirates. It was Goryeo’s first military use of gunpowder created by general Choi Mu-Seon. (ep 16, Yi Bang-Woo’s comment)
- In September, The battle of Hwangsan. General Yi Seong-Gye’s armies defeated Japanese pirates in Woonbong. (ep. 8, Jung Do-Jeon’s flashback of fake Japanese pirates)
1382
- Yi Bang-Won entered Sungkyunkwan.
- Professor Min Je of Sungkyunkwan decided to make him his son-in-law.
- Yi Bang-Won married Min Je’s second daughter. She was 2 years older than him. (ep. 15)
- Hobaldo, the poweful chief of a Jurchen tribe, invaded the northeast region. (ep. 11)
1383
- Jung Do-Jeon went to Hamju and met General Yi Seong-Gye for the first time. (ep. 7~8)
- In April, Yi Bang-Won passed the civil service exam and became a government official.
- In August, Yi Seong-Gye defeated Hobaldo and submitted the border stabilization plan to Dodang (the central government). (ep. 9~12)
- In September, Yi Seong-Gye returned to Gaegyung and entered into politics. (ep. 12)
1384 - Jung Do-Jeon made his comeback to politics by the help of Yi Seong-Gye. (ep. 17)
- In July, Jung Mong-Joo and Jung Do-Jeon were sent to Ming China as envoys.
1387
- In August, Yi In-Im (“Yi In-Gyeom” in SFD) resigned from politics because of his old age. (ep. 13)
1388
- In January, Jo Ban’s rebellion broke out. It was fabricated by Yeom Heung-Bang (Hong In-Bang). (ep 15~16)
- General Choi Young joined forces with Yi Seong-Gye and drove out the corrupt Dodang trio.
- Yeom Heung-Bang (Hong In-Bang) and Yim Gyeon-Mi (Gil Tae-Mi) were arrested and executed. Thousands of their relatives were killed, too.
- Yi In-Im (Yi In-Gyeom) was not killed. He was exiled to his hometown because he was good friends with Choi Young. (ep. 19)
- As a result, Choi Young and Yi Seong-Gye became the top 2 leaders of the Goryeo court.
- In March, King U married Choi Young’s daughter to maintain his power. (ep. 19)
- Around the same time, Ming China demanded the return of Goryeo‘s Northern territory. It was the land that the former king had ordered General Choi Young to retrieve from pro-Mongol forces in 1356. Yi Seong-Gye and his father also helped it. (ep. 1)
- It had been a national project for Goryeo to retrieve the lost territory of ancient Goguryeo kingdom. Therefore, Ming’s demand made the diplomatic ties between the two countries significantly damaged. (ep 19~20)
- In April, King U and General Choi Young drafted soldiers in the name of a hunt. They ordered General Yi Seong-Gye to carry out a preemptive strike against the Ming Chinese base in the Liaodong peninsula. (ep 19)
- Yi Seong-Gye suggested 4 reasons why they should not go to war, but his opinion was dismissed by Choi Young. (ep 20)
- In April, Yi Seong-Gye and Jo Min-Soo were sent to the Liaodong Conquest. Choi Young was supposed to lead the expedition, but the king’s desperate request made him stay with the king at the last moment.
- Wihwa Island was the northern border on the Apnok river between Goryeo and Ming China. In May, Yi Seong-Gye’s army stranded on the island due to increased water from heavy rain. Hundreds of soldiers dying in the process of driving a stake in the river to put a floating bridge.
- Choi Young constantly urged to cross the river despite of Yi Seong-Gye’s desperate messages.
- Yi Seong-Gye arrested Choi Young’s messenger Kim Wan, and finally decided to stage a military coup. (* Wihwa island Retreat) (ep 20)
- In June, Choi Young was arrested and sent into exile. Yi Seong-Gye seized power.
- King U led 80 armed eunuchs to kill Yi Seong-Gye but his plan ended in failure. The king was deposed and confined in Ganghwa island.
- In June, Minister Jo Min-Soo joined forces with Yi Saek to enthrone King U’s 9-year-old son,King Chang.
- In December, General Choi Young was executed.
1389 - Jo Min-Soo was impeached and exiled.
- In November, King Chang was deposed.
- Yi Seong-Gye enthroned King Gongyang.
- In December, King U and his son King Chang were executed.
1390 1391 - In September, Jung Do-Jeon was impeached by Jung Mong-Joo’s party. King Gongyang didn’t kill him and exiled to Naju.
- The power struggle between Yi Seong-Gye’s party (revolutionists to found Joseon) and Jung Mong-Ju’s party (reformists to maintain Goryeo) became a tinderbox.
1392
- In April 4, Jung Mong-Joo, the last guardian of Goryeo Dynasty, was killed by Yi Bang-Won.
- In June, Jung Do-Jeon returned from the exile.
- In July 12, King Gongyang abdicated the throne. (* The fall of Goryeo Dynasty)
- In July 17, Yi Seong-Gye ascended to the throne. (King Taejo, the founder of the Joseon Dynasty)
- In August, Yi Bang-Seok (Yi Seong-Gye’s 8th son by his second wife Queen Shindeok) was proclaimed the crown prince at the age of 10.
1393 - In March, the name of the country was officially changed into Joseon.
1394 - In April, King Gongyang of Goryeo was executed.
- In August, the capital was moved from Gaegyung to Hanyang (Today’s Seoul).
1396 - In August, Queen Shindeok (Yi Seong-Gye’s second wife) died of illness.
1398
- The first strife of Princes.
- In August, Yi Bang-Won killed Prime minister Jung Do-Jeon, his colleague Nam Eun, Crown prince Yi Bang-Seok (King Taejo’s 8th son).
- In September, King Taejo handed over the crown to his second son Yi Bang-Gwa (King Jeongjong, the 2nd king of the Joseon Dynasty), but the actual power was in Yi Bang-Won’s hand.
1399 - In March, King Jeongjong moved the capital to Gaegyung.
1400
- In February, King Jeongjon named Yi Bang-Won as his successor.
- The second strife of Princes.
- Yi Bang-Gan (King Taejo’s 4th son) rebelled against his younger brother Yi Bang-Won but it ended in failure.
- In November, King Jeongjong abdicated and Yi Bang-Won finally ascended to the throne. (King Taejong, the 3rd king of the Joseon Dynasty).
1408
- Yi Seong-Gye (King Taejo, the founder of Joseon dynasty) died.
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Tree with Deep Roots (2011, SBS)
1418
- King Taejong abdicated the throne to his 3rd son King Sejong the Great. But he continued to rule with an iron fist. <- Tree with Deep Roots (2011) begins!
1420
- Queen Wongyeong (King Taejong’s wife) died.
1422
- Yi Bang-Won (King Taejong) died.
1443 - King Sejong created Hangul (the Korean alphabets).
1447
- The first literary work written in Hangul, Yong-bi-eo-cheon-ga (Songs of Dragons flying to Heaven), was published.
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menarik jg citer Queen Seondeok ni...
nak tengok, tapi mesti byk episod ni...
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laaaaaaa nohas tk pernah tgk ke cite queen seondok ni?
mmg cite menarik...mmg byk ep le cite ni
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salam tuan tanah
da lama tak jejak kaki kat uma ni
windu kat kak ayuu
eh..ehh..kat yaii la  |
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sape kater??
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mysterious Buddhist monk named Shin Don. (* Shin Don was the last reformist politician in the Goryeo dynasty.)
ni dia psl Shin Don...
ayu bru ingat dlm cite TGS....dia jadi monk tu kan
last2 mati..
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wsalam.....
tu ler mmg dh lama benar ant tk jejak kan..
tk per..klu benar2 bz dgn keja...tkder masalah...
cite semakin menarik...
klu rasa tertinggal...
sila baca summary yg kak ayu tepek bru2 sgt ni...
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klu ada sila tlg tepekkan yer..
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cuma nak taw ha ryun ni sebelahkan siapa?
sejarah kata dia naikkan BW jadi KING
tapi nengok keadaan skrg ni macam nak menjatuhkan adelah
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len kali tepek ni tag le skali
bule la ia singgah sebentar
ni nak beklog oitt...uma da ler bertingket2...
makan masa tu kak
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tahun depan ai tepek
lah ni tak dan nak cari
wakakakka
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dulu suka tengok citer zmn Joseon je..
baru kali ni tengok citer Goryeo...
Shin Don tu dlm TGS yg selamatkan Ban Ya kt dlm hutan..
Yi In Im yg perangkap dia, sampai dia kena hukuman mati..
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mmg byk drama2 saeguk dlm joseon kan..Queen seondok ni dh lama..2009 masa tu
ayu tk tau sgt ler psl dinasti2 ni...
tu ler..bru ayu ingat sbb sebut monk tu mmg
dh perasan ler...Shin Don ni yg selamatkan Ban Ya..
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ermm....lain kali baca dlu apa yg kak ayu tepek kat page sebelah yer ant
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page sebelah jer ant..
sbb bru pg ni kak ayu tepek....
summary cite 6 naga ni...
dari zaman Dinasti Silla terus ke Goryeo hingga Joseon...
dari cite Queen Seon Dok...ke zaman King Taejo (Goryeo) hingga ke King Taejo (Joseon)
hingga ke King Saejong...
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ahaks....cari juga tau....smpi dpt...
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Post time 22-12-2015 11:04 AM
