연산군과 장녹수의 4살 딸, 혼자 된 소녀는 어떻게 살았을까?

📜 Have you ever heard of a traitor's daughter being listed in the royal family genealogy? Lee Yeong-su was born in the winter of 1502, the daughter of the deposed King Yeonsangun and Jang Nok-su. 👶 At the age of four, her mother was executed in the marketplace, and her father was dethroned. According to the laws of Joseon, this child should have been executed or enslaved, but Lee Yeong-su disappeared and reappeared in the royal family genealogy 11 years later. 🔍 Stories covered in this video · How much King Yeonsan cherished his late-born daughter, Yi Yeong-su · Why the King's father-in-law, Gu Su-yeong, saved this child on the night of the coup · The night the nanny eloped with Yi Yeong-su, leaving her own son behind · The journey of the girl who lived as 'Sun-i' for 11 years until she became 'Yeong-su' again · The reason why Yi Yeong-su voluntarily abandoned her name at the age of twenty-seven · The three characters remaining on the 'Taeji' (胎誌) unearthed from the ground after 500 years 📚 This story has been reconstructed based on records from the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty and the Annals of King Jungjong, as well as the Taeji artifacts held by the National Museum of Korea. 💬 If you were Yi Yeong-su, which of the two instances of 'name erasure' would have been harder to endure? Please share your thoughts in the comments. 👍 If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe and like. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you won't miss the next story in Joseon history. #DaughterOfKingYeonsangun #LeeYoungsu #JangNoksu #AnnalsOfTheJoseonDynasty #JungjongCoup #DaughterOfTheDeposedKing #JoseonHistory #ForgottenRoyalWoman #Taeji #StoriesOfJoseonHistory #TrueStoryOfKingYeonsangun'sDaughterLeeYoungsu #HowJangNoksu'sDaughterLived #ChildrenOfTheDeposedKingAfterTheJungjongCoup #NamesErasedFromTheRoyalSeonwonrokOfJoseon #GuSuyeongAndKingYeonsangun'sDaughter #TrueStoryOfJoseonDynastyNanny #KingYeonsangun'sLateBornDaughter #TaejiArtifactsAtTheNationalMuseumOfKorea #StoriesOfJoseonRoyalWomen #SurvivalStoryOfTheChildrenOfTheDeposedKing