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#TheManWhoLivedWithTheKing #Sejo #AnnalsOfTheJoseonDynasty Movie 'The Man Who Lived With the King' Surpasses 16 Million Viewers "Since I must rot quickly upon death, do not construct a stone chamber or stone coffin." Sejo, the 7th king of Joseon, why did he leave such a will? Was it an act of repentance for his own actions? 📌 Stories in This Video • The older brother who executed his younger brother, Grand Prince Anpyeong, born of the same womb • The 173 women distributed to meritorious subjects like objects • The reason for abolishing the Hall of Worthies (Jiphyeonjeon), the 37-year promise established by King Sejong • The last night Sejo faced amidst skin disease and nightmares How does Sejo's will sound to you? Please leave a comment. ⏱ Timeline 00:00 Sejo’s Last Will — Why He Said Not to Wrap It in Stone 00:59 Grand Prince Suyang and Grand Prince Anpyeong — The Era of the Sword and the Brush 02:11 The Seeds of Fate Hidden in the Dream of the Peach Blossom Land 04:28 The Coup of Gyeu — The Poison After 8 Days 07:39 Grand Prince Geumseong, Three Exiles 09:55 The End of the Six Loyal Ministers 14:51 Abolition of the Hall of Worthies — Destroying the Peach Blossom Garden Established by His Father 16:18 Sin Suk-ju and the Candlestick — The Night He Suspected Even His Closest Person 21:56 Gwangneung — The King Lying in a Tomb Without a Stone Chamber ✅ Main Sources: Annals of the Joseon Dynasty, Nam Hyo-on’s Biographies of the Six Loyal Ministers*, *Somunswaerok*, *Haedongyaeon This channel distinguishes between the Annals and unofficial histories. 📷 Image Sources Preliminary Sketch of King Sejo's Portrait (Full Body) — Kim Eun-ho, 1935 / Collection of the National Palace Museum of Korea / Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons Preliminary Sketch of King Sejo's Portrait (Face) — Kim Eun-ho, 1935 / Collection of the National Palace Museum of Korea / CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons Dream Journey to the Peach Blossom Land — An Gyeon, 1447 / Collection of Tenri University Central Library / Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons Colophon of Dream Journey to the Peach Blossom Land — An Gyeon, 1447 / Collection of Tenri University Central Library / Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons Photograph of Dream Journey to the Peach Blossom Land — Korea Database Industry Promotion Agency / CC BY 4.0 Seokbosangjeol — Photographed by: Jocelyndurrey, 2015 / CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons Seongju Royal Tomb of King Sejong the Great's Son — Photographed by: Js1111korea / CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons Gyeonggukdaejeon ⓒ National Folk Museum of Korea Sujeongjeon Hall, Gyeongbokgung Palace (Former Jiphyeonjeon Site) ⓒ Wikimedia Commons Interior of Sujeongjeon Hall, Gyeongbokgung Palace ⓒ National Heritage Administration / Public Domain Type 1 Altar of Prince Geumseong ⓒ National Heritage Administration / Public Domain Type 1 Ihwa Record of Meritorious Founders (National Treasure) ⓒ National Heritage Administration Ten-story Stone Pagoda at Wongaksa Temple Site ⓒ National Broadcasting System (KTV) / Public Domain Type 1 Yuksinjeon — National Library of Korea (Copyright expired material) 📜 Source of Original Materials Original Image of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty — National Institute of Korean History (sillok.history.go.kr) / Public Domain Type 2 ⓒ National Institute of Korean History Business Inquiries: [email protected] #TheManWhoLivesWithTheKing #Sejo #SixSixLovers #PrinceAnpyeong #DreamJourneyToThePeachBlossomLand #PrinceGeumseong #Danjong #PrinceSuyang #Jiphyeonjeon #Gwangneung #AnnalsOfTheJoseonDynasty #KoreanHistory #HistoryStories #FountainOfWisdom1