조선시대 궁녀들은 어떻게살았을까 |궁궐의비밀을간직한 왕의 여자들

For them, the Joseon palace was not a splendid space, but a prison where love was strictly forbidden. The moment a court lady became pregnant, the end was execution; the moment she fell in love, it became a crime. In fact, records from the reign of King Hyeonjong show an incident where a court lady was beheaded immediately after giving birth for becoming pregnant through a relationship with a eunuch. Furthermore, during the reign of King Sejong the Great, a scandal involving homosexuality in the palace even occurred, resulting in the dethronement of the Crown Princess due to a relationship with a court lady. This video is a documentary on the secret history of the Joseon Dynasty, based on actual records of court ladies from the Joseon era. It covers: ✔️ Adultery cases between court ladies and eunuchs, and actual records of executions ✔️ Homosexuality in the royal court during the reign of King Sejong (the case of Concubine Sunbin Bong) ✔️ The selection process for court ladies and the reality of the 15-year apprenticeship system ✔️ The roles and power of the "Jimil" court ladies who guarded the King's bedchamber ✔️ The hidden side of court ladies who accumulated immense wealth by selling information ✔️ The tragic end of court ladies forbidden from dating and marriage This is a documentary on the secret history of the royal court, organized based on the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty and official historical records. Stories never shown in dramas, the reality of women who were denied both love and freedom under the name of "the King's woman." Court ladies were not merely servants; they were professional women and a hidden power that moved the Joseon Dynasty. Check out the true stories of Joseon court ladies that actually unfolded in the palaces—stories even more brutal than those in dramas.