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Women carrying stones in their aprons and General Kwon Yul's government troops. This is the history of the Battle of Haengju that we learn from our textbooks and remember. However, amidst a desperate numerical disadvantage of ten to one, and at that moment when the fortress walls crumbled under the merciless musket fire of the Japanese army and the city was on the verge of collapse—there were 'true heroes' who walked through the flames into hell. Cheoyeong, a commander of the monk army, and a thousand nameless monk soldiers—who were of the lowest social status, usually the most despised in the country, but who wielded fearsome maces and axes instead of the Buddha's compassion to save sentient beings. Why were the insane fighting prowess and heartbreaking sacrifices of these men, who defended the walls while striking fear into the hearts of 30,000 elite Japanese troops, forced to be erased from history immediately after the victory? Watch the video now to discover the cruel fate and hidden stories of the Joseon monk soldiers, the darkest yet most brilliant of their lives, hidden behind the shining glory of victory.