어린 왕이 유배지에서 삼킨 눈물 젖은 밥상 | 청령포·유배지 음식

King Danjong, who ascended the throne at the tender age of 12, was usurped by his uncle and exiled to Cheongnyeongpo in Yeongwol, Gangwon Province. The place where Danjong’s plight—falling from the highest position to that of a criminal—was most starkly revealed was the dinner table he faced every day. Today, we will explore the foods Danjong ate during his exile. Subscribing and liking this video will be a great help in continuing the chronicles! :) The narration in this video is my own voice, recorded personally! 😄 [References] [Records of Danjong's demotion and exile in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty: 『Danjong Sillok』 and 『Sejo Sillok』], [Records of Danjong's restoration and posthumous honors for those who died for loyalty: 『Sukjong Sillok』 (1698)], [Lee Geung-ik's collection of unofficial histories, 『Yeollyeosilgisul』 (late 18th century)], [Record of the Sijo poem by Geumbudosa Wang Bang-yeon in 『Cheonggu Yeongeon』 compiled by Kim Cheon-taek (1728)], [Local historical materials of Gangwon-do related to the legend of Eosurinamul and Chu Ik-han (Chuchungsin)] [『Yeongwol-gunji』], [Historical materials related to the reception of Saengwon Gang Cheom and the legend of the Eight Scenic Views of Jigok: 『Gwangju-siji』, 『Gwangju Seolhwajip: Old Tales of the Wide Town』, and Gwangju Cultural Center 『Gwangju Munhwa』 No. 2 "Exploration Report on the Eight Scenic Views of Jigok" (1991)], [Local historical materials related to Wang Bang-yeon's seclusion and the origin of the place name Meokgolbae: 『Jungnang-guji』], [Reference record on the system of the Joseon royal court's royal meals: 『Wonhaeng Eulmyo Jeongni Uigwe』 (1795)], [For reference on the cosmetic culture (white powder) of Joseon Dynasty noblewomen: 『Gyuhap Chongseo』 (1809)], [Later cookbook for reference on recipes for Gujeolpan and Sikhye] [Siuijeonseo (The Complete Book of Uiseui)] (Late 19th century) [Video Sources] Some scenes in this video were quoted from the following productions to aid visual understanding and historical commentary: the movie (The Man Who Lives with King, 2026), the movie (The Face Reader, 2013), the movie (Scandal: A Tale of Two Lovers in Joseon, 2003), the drama (The King and the Queen, 2007), the drama (Queen Insu, 2012), the drama (Deep Rooted Tree, 2011), the drama (Saimdang, The Light of the Diary, 2017), and the National Changgeuk Theater (Abi·Bangyeon, 2020). This is a minimal use for critical and educational purposes, and all rights to the video belong to the original copyright holders. [Notice] This video includes images and footage generated or synthesized using AI technology to aid in understanding the historical context. While it has been reconstructed based on historical facts, please be advised that this is not actual footage filmed. *[Notice]* #Danjong #Yeongwol #Cheongnyeongpo #ExileFood #TheManWhoLivedWithTheKing #WangSaNam #GyeyuJeongnan #EosuriNamul 00:00 Intro 00:40 King Danjong's Exile Journey: From Changdeokgung Palace to Yeongwol Cheongnyeongpo 01:15 The Luxurious Royal Table and the Barren Table of Exile 02:52 Eosuri Namul: A Sanctuary Embracing the Scent of a Wife Separated in Life 04:33 Wild Grapes: The Grief and Martyrdom of the Old Loyal Subject Chu Ik-han 06:05 Gujeolpan and Baeksook: A Feast Offered by a Rural Nobleman at the Risk of His Life 07:51 Sikhye to Soothe a Burning Inside and a Simple Breakfast 09:38 Meokgol Pear: The Atonement of Geumbudosa Wang Bang-yeon 11:36 Outro