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'Mongyiadam' is an audiobook channel that presents Joseon Dynasty folktales, true stories, old tales, legends, folktales, and folktales in a calm narration format. Without sensationalism, yet with depth. We will deliver stories that leave behind human affection and the wisdom of life. 😊 #Folktales #OldTales #Folktales #Legends #Folktales #SleepStories #Audiobook #JoseonFolktales #StoriesToListenBeforeSleeping #Touching 📝 Today's Story In the autumn of that year when four sacks of rice were empty from the granary, the daughter-in-law of the Hwang family in Hoesan village was accused of theft and driven out of the front gate. She was a woman with no family to turn to for help. Even she herself only realized she was pregnant a month later. Eight years passed. The woman lived across the stream at a funeral house, attaching paper flowers to other people's funeral biers. This was because it was a place where no one asked about her background. "From today, this child does not exist." With that single remark from a government clerk, the eight years of living in hiding came to an end. The reason was that since the mother's name did not appear anywhere in the documents, the son's name could not be registered either. The woman began visiting government offices, marketplaces, village schools, and temples to have her son's two-character name inscribed on the coffin. Then, on the first day of October, a funeral without a body was held at a head family's residence. At the mere suggestion of an elder trying to save money, the woman squeezed her shoulder under the empty coffin. The eight-year-old son, who was quicker at calculations than the adults; the old carpenter who gave up his seat without asking the story; and the people who stood in front of that gate eight years ago. When will all those calculations finally come together for this woman who lost her name to reclaim it? Before you fall asleep, please listen quietly. I hope this story brings a small comfort to all those who have endured injustice without speaking of it. 💡Recommended for: *This is for the following people!* 🎧 For those who want to listen to comforting old stories before falling asleep 🎧 For those who enjoy folk tales and legends from the Joseon Dynasty 🎧 For those looking for stories filled with false accusations, reunions, and the bond between mother and son 🎧 For those looking for audiobooks to listen to while walking, driving, or during breaks 📢 Please leave a comment below with the old stories you would like to hear on the Mongyadam channel! ※ The videos on this channel are original content created through our own research and composition. ※ AI technology was utilized for image and audio rendering. ※ Unauthorized copying, re-uploading, and secondary processing are prohibited.