궁녀 출신 후궁이 조선 360년, 14명 왕의 조상이 된 이유

The Seoul National Cemetery, located in the heart of Seoul. In this place where patriotic martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country and former presidents rest, there stands an unexpected grave in a corner of the burial ground, which is said to have a truly auspicious location. It is an ancient tomb where a concubine of King Jungjong of the Joseon Dynasty rests 500 years ago. However, this concubine did not hold a particularly high position during her lifetime. She quietly passed away as a Soyong, a rank somewhere in the middle of the ranks. What is strange is what happened after her death. Subsequent kings repeatedly summoned this deceased concubine back into existence. They promoted her to higher ranks and even erected a large tombstone at her grave, which had been over 130 years since her passing. A person whose place grew larger after death than during her lifetime. This video is not a common success story of a court lady becoming a royal ancestor; rather, it traces back through the Annals and records to tell the story of how the living created a new place for the deceased whenever necessary. #ChangbinAnssi #Seonjo #Gwanghaegun #Yeongjo #Jeongjo #Gojong #Sunjong #DeokheungDaewongun #JoseonConcubines #AnnalsOfTheJoseonDynasty #NationalCemetery #KoreanHistory