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#JoseonFood #JoseonCommoners #KoreanHistory The Joseon dining tables you see in historical dramas are not true. White rice was served only on ancestral memorial days, red kimchi appeared only after the Imjin War, and eating beef was prohibited by law. So, what on earth did the commoners of Joseon eat to survive? People who endured on pine bark porridge during every "barley famine," and that desperate era when approximately one million people lost their lives during the Great Gyeongsin Famine of 1670. Today, I will tell you the story of the real meals of Joseon commoners that textbooks never teach. ✔️ Why couldn't they eat white rice? ✔️ What were the side dishes in an era without red kimchi? ✔️ The reality of the Ugeumnyeong, a penalty for eating beef ✔️ The Great Gyeongsin Famine: Joseon's worst disaster where one million people starved to death ✔️ Stories of those who survived the barley famine 👉 If this video was helpful, please subscribe and like! 👉 It is even more touching if you watch it with your parents or grandparents 😊 📌 References Annals of the Joseon Dynasty (Hyunjong Sillok, Hyunjong Gaesu Sillok) Academic Paper: Study on Dietary Usage and Prohibition on Beef in Joseon Dynasty Historical Sources and Namu Wiki Related to the Great Gyeongsin Famine Timeline: 00:00 Opening - The Meals in Historical Dramas Are a Lie 01:30 The Real Staple Food of Joseon Commoners - Mixed Grain Rice and Porridge 04:00 Why White Rice Could Not Be Eaten 06:30 An Era Without Red Kimchi - Kimchi Before the Introduction of Chili Peppers 09:00 Punishment for Eating Beef - The Reality of the Ugeumnyeong 11:30 Two Meals a Day, Six Bowls of Rice Per Meal 14:00 The Barley Hill - Despair That Arrives Every Spring 17:00 The Beginning of the Great Gyeongsin Famine - The Disaster That Sweeped the Nation in 1670 20:00 One Million Starved to Death - The Famine's Atrocities 23:00 Mother's Choice - Children on the Road 26:00 Twist - An Unexpected World Created by Starvation 29:00 The Meaning of a Bowl of Rice - Things We Have Forgotten 31:30 Connecting to the Present - A Miracle That Became Taken for Granted 33:00 Ending - Next Episode Preview #JoseonDynasty #JoseonFood #JoseonCommoners #KoreanHistory #GreatGyeongsinFamine #BarleyHike #Ugeumryeong #JoseonTable #TraditionalKoreanFood #HistoryYouTube #SeniorYouTube #KoreanHistory #AnnalsOfTheJoseonDynasty #HistoryStories #HistoryOfJoseonLife