[한국사] 단종은 왜 가족부터 잃어야 했나 | 영월 그 비극의 진짜 시작 | 조선왕조실록

King Danjong did not die alone. Only once in the 500-year history of the Joseon Dynasty. A royal woman hung a noose around her neck. This is not merely the death of one person, but a record of how an entire family was erased. The story of those who vanished before the winds of Cheongnyeongpo in Yeongwol... The final record of King Danjong's family, testified to by the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty and the Bunjaegi (Record of Property Division) discovered in 2012. ⚠ Correction Notice There is a part in the video where Jeongjong (Yeongyangwi) was referred to as King Danjong's "uncle by marriage" (*maternal uncle*), but he is accurately his "brother-in-law" (*maehyeong*). Jeongjong = Husband of Princess Gyeonghye, King Danjong's older sister. Therefore, he is indeed King Danjong's brother-in-law (husband of an older sister). We thank the viewers who pointed this out and apologize for the confusion. We will review future videos more thoroughly. *Starting with the next video, we will review them more thoroughly.* [Danjong's Family Tree] Father: Munjong Mother: Queen Hyeondeok, Lady Kwon Raising Mother: Hyebin Yang (Concubine of King Sejong, step-grandmother to Danjong) Older Sister: Princess Gyeonghye Brother-in-law: Jeongjong (Yeongyangwi) ← Husband of the older sister Younger Uncle: Sejo Nephew: Jeong Misu (Son of Princess Gyeonghye and Jeongjong) 📚 This story is a fact recorded in both the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty and the Record of Division of Property of Princess Gyeonghye, discovered in 2012. ▼ Key Historical Sources ▼ • Annals of King Sejo, Year 1, November 9 — Execution by hanging of Lady Hye-bin Yang • Annals of King Sejo, Year 7, October 20 — Execution by dismemberment of King Jeongjong • Annals of King Sejo, Year 11, April 1 — Exemption from guilt by association of Jeong Mi-su • Annals of King Sukjong, Year 38 — Restoration of King Danjong and posthumous conferment of the posthumous title of Lady Hye-bin • Record of the Division of Property of Princess Gyeonghye (December 27, 1474) — Seal bearing the inscription "Princess Gyeonghye's Seal" 📖 You can view the original text directly on the National Institute of Korean History's Annals of the Joseon Dynasty website (sillok.history.go.kr). ※ This video was produced using AI-assisted tools. ※ The video content, composition, script, and thumbnail design are protected as creative works. If unauthorized use is discovered, we will secure evidence and immediately report it and take legal action. #Danjong #GyeuJeongnan #HyebinYang #PrincessGyeonghye #AnnalsOfTheJoseonDynasty #KoreanHistoryMystery Book 1: Seol Min-seok's Annals of the Joseon Dynasty 👉 https://link.coupang.com/a/ec5yc71mFg Book 2: Korean History in One Night 👉 https://link.coupang.com/a/ec5FQxBdfM Book 3: The Tragic Story of Danjong 👉 https://link.coupang.com/a/ec7icPhSxM "This post is part of the Coupang Partners program, and I receive a commission for it."