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During the Joseon Dynasty, a significant number of death row inmates lost their lives not to blades, but to the summer heat. Swords around the necks, shackles on the ankles, and handcuffs on the wrists. A midsummer night at Jeonokseo, where dozens were confined in a single cell. What was happening inside Jeonokseo, the official prison of Joseon located in the heart of downtown Hanyang? In this video, we follow the reality of Jeonokseo as recorded in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty. The day of a prisoner named Bong-chul begins at 4 a.m. Extortion by prison guards, dehydration from spoiled food, and the suffering of being imprisoned for months on an unjust charge. Treatment standards that existed in the law but were nonexistent in reality. You will see why the humanitarian guidelines left by King Sejong were not followed on the ground, and witness the horrific reality of the summer prison where the King himself had to intervene. Discover how the daily lives of nameless prisoners 500 years ago were recorded in the Annals, and how they managed to survive each day. During the Joseon Dynasty, a significant number of death row inmates lost their lives to the summer heat, rather than to the blades. #JoseonDynasty #History #Jeonokseo #Prison #AnnalsOfTheJoseonDynasty #KoreanHistory #HistoryVideo Subscribing and liking empowers us to uncover such hidden history. Please share your thoughts in the comments! ---------------------------------------------------------- "Is Korean history difficult? Grasp the context with behind-the-scenes stories!" 📌 The reason history feels boring is that we learn only the results without the 'context.' [Korean History Behind the Scenes] helps you find the exciting connections between the causes and consequences of events. Join us for the magic of making history easy with [Korean History Behind the Scenes].