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The shortest-reigning king in the 500-year history of Joseon. A prince who reigned for three days and was hanged seven days later without a trial. Joseon removed him from its genealogy and even destroyed his grave. In 1624, in the empty city of Hanyang, where King Injo had fled due to the Igal Rebellion, stood a 26-year-old prince, Prince Heungan Yi Je, wearing a crown atop the ruins of Gyeongbokgung Palace. Why did he voluntarily slip away from the fleeing crowds to join the rebel forces? Even 400 years later, opinions remain divided on whether it was the ambition of the surviving of King Seonjo's thirteen sons or a tragedy driven by the times. Today, a road named 'Heungan-daero' remains in Pyeongchon-dong, Anyang. Somewhere beneath that road, the prince's tomb once stood. 📌 Timeline 00:00 The King Erased by the Annals 02:30 Seonjo's Tenth Son 05:40 The Era of Gwanghaegun, Conditions for Survival 08:20 The Injo Coup, Cracks Within the Coup 13:00 Yi Gwal's Raid, A Choice on the Edge of a Cliff 16:30 The Man Who Crossed the Han River Twice 18:40 A Throne on Ruins, The King of Three Days 21:00 The Battle of Anhyeon, A Kingdom That Collapsed in One Day 23:30 The Rope, and the Erased Name 26:00 Heungan-daero, What Remains 400 Years Later #JoseonHistory #HeunganPrince #YiGwal'sRebellion #TheInjoCoup #TheKingOfThreeDays #JoseonPrince #KoreanHistory #HistoricalMystery #AnnalsOfTheJoseonDynasty #Seonjo #Injo #YiGwal #BattleOfAnhyeon #HeunganDero #AnyangPyeongchon #JoseonDynasty #HistoryChannel #KoreanHistoryStory #StruggleForTheThrone #LateJoseonPeriod Copy #JoseonHistory #HeunganPrince #IgwalRebellion #InjoCoup #KingForThreeDays #JoseonPrince #KoreanHistory #HistoricalMystery #AnnalsOfTheJoseonDynasty #Seonjo #Injo #Igwal #BattleOfAnhyeon #HeunganDaeRo #AnyangPyeongchon #JoseonDynasty #HistoryChannel #KoreanHistoryStories #StruggleForTheRoyalTitles #LateJoseonPeriod