Korea Prince Starved to Death in a Rice Chest? | Crown Prince Sado
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Korea's Crown Prince Sado was the only remaining son of King Yeongjo. As the royal heir, he was once loved by the King. However, in the end, Prince Sado was starved to death by his father. Why was his father so cruel to his only Crown Prince?
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"Because I'm in pain. You are my father and you do not love me". A child cries in the night for their father but the tears turn dry by day because he's no where in sight. The sheer brutality of man kind has made us all some what ill in our minds.
It is true that his father didn't love him but the crimes he committed were of no excuse, many people have terrible relationship with their parents but no not need up like this he was simply enjoying his power .
The true tragedy was that Sado himself was not a good father. Sado, in feat of hysterics, even killed a concubibe, the mother of his infant son, and stabbed and threw the poor baby to the pond, to the king's fury. We can say the boy's later life was more miserable than that of Sado.
Sado had 4 sons from 3 women - the eldest from the crown princess, the others from 2 palace maids whom the strict king reluctantly elevated to official concubines. And there were other palace maids Sado slept with, but they couldn't get any title because they didn't get pregnant. Sado failed to care for all these women, including the crown princess, because he was afraid of his father would be angry again for his womanising and not studying hard enough.
@@tinavino1575 thats a given, any mental health professional will tell you that abusers often start out as being abused themselves
"Because I'm in pain. You are my father and you do not love me".... my heart hurts
This is one story that’s stuck with me over the years. It’s so tragic all around. His mental illness was caused and exacerbated by abuse and emotional neglect. I think he would’ve been much better off not as a crown prince. It sounds like he was also neurodivergent as well, which is also linked to having a higher likelihood of suffering from depression and anxiety...which, when severe and left untreated, can turn into psychosis...explaining his increasingly violent outbursts and strange beliefs and behaviors. I refuse to excuse the fact he should’ve been held accountable for his actions (cause rape and murder are heinous and their lives mattered too), but I wish they would’ve had the tools and understanding that we have today. I wonder how his life would’ve been if he had received proper treatment and been allowed to live his life freely.
The worse part is that we don't even know if he was actually guilty? Like the first thing i thought was how it could have been his father who was clearly abusing him. I'm not sure if he was neurodivergent, all the "strange behaviors" are seen just "normal" if you're a to-be king being abused, like it can all be explained i bet if he's clothes weren't right he would get beaten, and he would very likely get beaten a lot a lot if it rained, since back then the people believed rains and storms were a sign that the gods were unhappy, so the royalty would go to the temple to pray all while the storms didn't stop and it could be a cause for a royal to fall off power, so that might have been some kind of traumatic flashbacks that led to hallucination, also really suspicious how he "got sick" than moved in with his wife and started studying more? That could have been because just royalty trying to hide something or just him getting sick because of some heavy emotional trauma. Really, he's father could have killed him in so many ways but he choose such a cruel way? In a rice chest, in the middle of the sun without water and food, bet the kid was also clausthrophobic, that sounds like a nightmare to me. Idk, the king sounds like A+ predator to me.
I don't get how you can pity someone whose madness kill hundreds of people only because he is in a position of power . He is no innocent, he is a mad man killing people everyday.
@@yivunqp963 Nowhere in my comment do you see me pitying him. In fact, I make it very clear that regardless of his own trauma, it was wrong for him to rape and kill people. I expressed a sentiment that this tragedy could’ve been prevented if they had to the tools and knowledge of mental illnesses that we do today, thus saving the lives of his victims and preventing so many people from having broken hearts. So, relax.
@@yivunqp963 exactly
He was simply abusing his power
The father is to blame for Sado's main problem. The strick upbringing and harsh treatment to make his son do something he has no passion for. That's unacceptable. Sado himself said to his father: you did not love me.
Affection alone spoil a child. Discipline alone destroy a child. Affection and discipline combined bring good success in a child.🎉🎉🎉
They just want the kingdom to pass to next generations I guess.
The father loved the son in his own way. They both were sons of lowly palace maids, not of queen consorts. Especially the father was the son of a servant of palace maids. So the father was the lowest born of all Korean royals, and had to survive the huge pressure to prove himself, and he wanted the same hard will from his son. Back then, all government officials were sons of wives of the upper class, not of cobcubines.
So a harsh father means the adult son is allowed to be a raping murdering monster? Lol.
@Vi Vo
Sado was an inadquate heir to his father's eye, but the "raping women" part had some different meanings then.
Sado never slept with other guys' wives nor concubines nor widows. The first case would have been a real crime then, and the second and the third case would have made a scandal. People back then let their relationships matched by their parents. And every commoner in the whole country would have welcomed (secretly) the prospect of their daughters being his concubines, or even being his one-time girls
@@tinavino1575 Is that why he had to beat up women into having sex with him? 🤯
Watching “The Red Sleeve Cuff “ about Crown Prince Sado’s son- who eventually becomes king made me watch this.
There is Korean drama named "The Secret Door" based on Prince Sado's life. Although it is historically inaccurate, it shows how palace conspiracy and greed for power could also be the cause of his death.
I recommend a Korean-approved movie "The Throne" which is accurate on history and it was so popular on Korean cinema. This movie is a MUST
Yi San (wind of the palace) is the best drama about King Yeongjo, Crown Prince Sado and King Jeongjo.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_San,_Wind_of_the_Palace
I watched “Heachi” about King Yeongcho a.k.a Prince Yeoning
A movie too .. THE CROWN ..
@@mayomayo3111 I recommend warrior bark doong so. ..it is cent percent accurate on this matter and available on RUclips too
There is a Korean movie called THE CROWN and it's the life of Prince Sado .. The last scenes literally broke my heart .. Actor Yoo Ah In portrayed Prince Sado and he did an amazing job ..
Great movie. Great interpretation
I just watched it here in the US but it was called The Throne here. And I agree with you, Yoo Ah In did an amazing job.
Sounds like Sado was just bored of the studies he was supposed to concentrate on......he was more athletic than scholastic so his fathers expectations fell short & his father didn't understand that Sado's aptitude was different. Clearly, something was bothering him but with no support or understanding from anyone & least of all his immediate family, he became a lost soul.
He could have been athletic, or he could have been artistic (not to be confused with autistic, which he also could have been)
I'm glad I was born in this era and in the country that I live today.Those times where really cruel,because it was matter of life and death.If you did that in the era we live in,you would be in jail,and you would be hated by everyone.Hopefully this doesn't happen anymore,and we as people are more humans.
I understand what kind of points , you coming from, but even that times, what king yeongjo did consider as child abuse .
King Yeongjo started with such a trivial thing when he reprimanded the crown prince, and when he asked about the trivial thing, he was furious that he couldn't make a decision on his own, and if he didn't, he was angry that he did whatever he wanted. Therefore, the crown prince, who was already afraid of his father, had no choice but to tremble while looking at his father's face. King Sukjong, the father of King Yeongjo, was famous for being hot-tempered, but he was embarrassed when his servants pointed out, "It's not something to say so," admitting that King Gyeongjong was angry about Seungji, who deliberately entered the school an hour late during his son's cleaning. Furthermore, King Yeongjo suddenly called him out even when there was no problem between his subjects and Crown Prince Sado, and even insulted his servant who stopped him with anger, so he didn't even care about the caution in the military relationship when he was entangled.
In the meantime, he abused the crown prince by saying that he would take the throne to raise his authority, so that the crown prince shed tears and was carried away by the courtiers. Even though royal officials protested, "Why do you bully a good crown prince?" King Yeongjo was rather angry at them. In particular, among the bureaucrats who defended the crown prince, there were many ministers who opposed the crown prince and political opponents. This is proof that King Yeongjo's abuse and arbitrary decision had a greater impact on the death of Crown Prince Sado than partisan strife. In the first place, when King Yeongjo had time to be Crown Prince Sado,
The scene of shouting and criticizing and abusing with trivial things was seen as very negative to individual servants beyond partisans and tendencies. No matter how strict parents were with their children in that era, they were only strict when their children did something wrong or did something foolish. Moreover, King Yeongjo's behavior was unacceptable as a parent raising a child, even from the perspective of his followers, as a king of a country mistreated his own crown prince
It’s so sad how a child can be unfavorable by their own parent. Literally the reason why he turned out the way he did was because of this fact. And the fact that he lost those who loved him dearly.
"Because I am in pain. You are my father but you do not love me"
damn, that line sums up so much about why some people goes on to do horrible things
Actually, it wasn't the death of his biological mother that pushed him over the edge. His mother, a former court lady turned concubine known as Lady Yi Yeong-bin, outlived him by 2 years and it is said that she is the one who encouraged Yeongjo to do something with Sado, fearing for the life of her daughter (Princess Hwawan) and grandchildren (Yi San, the future Jeongjo, wasn't Sado's only child, there were 6 more children-3 daughters & 3 sons), because he already beat to death one of his concubines, in 1761.
His mental state started deteriorating faster after his protectress, Princess Hwapyeong died in 1748, but what made it worse was the death of Princess Hwahyeop, his most beloved sister, who died 1752.
And what finally pushed him over the edge were the consecutive deaths (within a month of each other) of his adoptive mother, Queen Jeongseong (Yeongjo's primary wife and Sado's adoptive mother) and of his grandmother, Queen Inwon (the adoptive mother of Yeongjo, who was the biological son of a lowly palace maid that became a high-ranking concubine, Lady Choe Suk-bin), both of whom were very close to Sado and always defended him in front of his father.
Your diction is absolutely beautiful 😻 u can tell English isn’t your first language, but you speak so eloquently and well you can hardly tell:) great content!!
Also watched The Throne. My MIL told me a lot about Prince Sado so it made me glad to see your video. I wish we could go back in time and found out what the issue was with him, whether it was mental illness, being pushed by stress to perform and impress, etc... either way, your videos are getting better and better, the quality is going up with graphics, audio, etc! Keep it up :)
the only reason i know this is AGUST D's song Daechwita. Where the fans who could speak Korean and understood the historical significance of the lyrics and props for music video explained it.
Its so interesting to be able to learn history through music. we are living in a time where its easier to access education.!
I clicked the video for this exact reason 💜
Who is here after watching Korean Drama "The Red Sleeve"?
This story is so sad…No matter how many times I’ve heard it …but how much of this is truth..since Prince Sado didn’t write his story…how do we verify these “facts”..
His wife wrote a biography abt it 😭
His wife’s memoir had been famous, and historians were initially skeptical about the truth…. Later historians found more documents and evidences that prove her story was all correct…. His son Jeongjo erased some of the documents, there are still many evidences that prove everything. It is very clear.
This sounds somewhat like the life of Carlos, Prince of Asturias, son of Phillip the Second of Spain. In that case, hereditary insanity may have been a factor, as his grandmother was known as Johanna the Mad.
Those Spanish colonialists even baptized one of our native queens-- Rani Humamay of Sugbo Kingdom, Philippines--after Juana La Loca (Johanna The Mad).
@@markjosephbacho5652 The Spanish royals are not really Spanish, Juana married a Habsburg who basically took over and after his death she was locked her in a castle for decades and the Habsburg family took over the reign, today's family is a Bourbon (French).
I watched this video when it came out. But it popped in my recommendations today once again. And what's weirder is that i finished binge watching The Red Sleeve (kdrama) a few hours ago...
Great video as always dear. I just watched a Korean film called The throne, my God it was so good. Great acting tragic story. I absolutely love Chinese and Korean history I find it so fascinating.
I love "The Throne" too. It is heartbreaking..but such a great film!
Watch Lover of the Red Sky
there are several korean tv dramas using crown prince sado in them. most of them are historically inaccurate, but they are interesting to watch. the throne is a movie which also features sado and seems to be closer to history than most of the other tv shows and movies.
Yi San is a good one I think
"The Red Sleeve" is quite good too. Of course, not 100% accurate and Sado is barely featured, but it shows the consequences of his actions on his son's life.
Ok. Whoa. I just realized Yeongjo, Sado's dad, was Dong Yi's son, also known as Yeoning. Wth! How would he end up being an abusive dad! He was brought up by Lady Dong Yi with such wisdom and kindess! How could he be so cruel to his son 😢
The Red Sleeve brought me here. This is the first time I'm actually reading about Sado's story and dare I say that it really traumatizes me lol. I am not familiar with the Joseon dynasty/rules of the court then but can someone tell me why the late Crown Prince's guards, eunuchs, staff had to die as well when he died and why they were branded as "traitors?" Thanks!
Watch movie "The throne"
Sado's father - Song Kang Ho
Sado - Yoo Ah In
Sado means more we think, more we get sad. This shows how many King Yeongjo loved him.
This story is so sad ! :( the prince must have felt so lonely his whole life and even worse during his last day, if only his father cared about him then his condition would have gotten better...
What a cruel father!Unthinkable!Truly tragic history!
I recently finished Red Sleeve drama, now i understand more why he killed his own son.
If you watch Korean soaps, the truly great series called 'Yi San' covers the death of the Crown Prince and the life of his son. I highly recommend it.
yeah Yi San was Sado's son.
It seems in every royal family all over the world.. being a royal not happy.
Being forced to study all day, being forced to marry, constant power struggle, death threats..
Its either you turn mad or you die.
Sado was written to have bipolar illness.
The king at that time also had dementia in his later years..
There a movie called, "The Throne" about their lives and its depicts both pov's wonderfully.
You have the king who finally had a son in his late 40s. As a first time parent, he didn't realize his love for the prince would be a burden. Realizing his son was a genius, he made him start studying at a young age.
He also appointed him as a crown prince when he was a child.
The crown prince was burdened by his position and wanted to escape. He just wanted to be normal, and thats why they spread rumors....
Also during this time, the goverment had so many traitors. Its exactly why the crown princes, son (yisan), also had assasination attempts on him throughout his life.
They, the noron/soron, wanted a puppet king.
You can't completely blame everything on the king because he actually lived an extremely hard life as well.. getting accused of murdering his brother. He knows are cruel the palace is.. and therefore was tough on his only son Sado. Eventually it caused misunderstading and eventually the 2 turn on each other.
Its said in history that, no one thought Sado would die so quickly inside the box... (dehydration).
He reinstates his son as a crown prince, and gave him the same Sado = sad regrets
Either way.. the old king was still overall a great one.
The king was a man who loved his people. Even when he was nearing death, he went his private resident outside of the palace to die amongst his people. (His mother was a commoner). This love for the common people was taught to Yisan (Sados son).
Back then, mental illness doesn't exist and there is no treatment for mentally unstable. plus there's no one who he could trust. his mom and sis died. He's the next king but no one on his side. noron wanna him to be gone and soron using him to get power. not justifying what he had done, he is bad king no doubt. but it made me thinking, how most of kings (not only in sk) are bound to have mental illness due to the way they are raise. absent parents + responsiblity as prince/ss + immense stress and restriction with no proper way of distress.
Ive heard abt this because BTS member suga makes a reference to this in his main title song “Daechwita” from his mixtape D2.
even if he was a victim of his dads abuse, he was still a very bad person. and his actions are unforgivable.
you have to watch "the throne"... it broke my heart that a crown prince died in such a way.
in my opinion Prince Sado was a gentle person whom obviously couldnt survive the harsh reality of the cruel palace politics..
he just couldnt trust anyone..his wife,his family,the court maids ,the eunuchs and most sadly the King..
he has no one
he began to loose grip of reality and he snapped.
i guess YiSan knew the good side of his father,thats why when he became the King he restores his father's name..
So Sad the father King fail to protect his son. Just so sad
thankyouu for making the video for this history topic, I'm really interested in this story but mostly videos are in Korean and I cant understand it but thanks to you I can finally understand the story well
I just finished The Red Sleeve and now I'm immersed in learning everything I can about Sado.
I've read a lot of the comments, and some of them have been very informative. Many have contained at least empathy for Sado's abusive childhood and probable mental illness, while still rightly judging him for his adult crimes.
What I haven't seen in the comments is more curiosity about what kind of illness he could have had in 1746 (age 10 or 11) that would lead to episodes of lost consciousness and changed personality.
I am frustratingly curious about this!
I have to wonder if he perhaps suffered from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and because they didn't have that kind of medical knowledge, they just called it an "illness". Perhaps the abusive father harmed him, or an accident from Sado's martial arts or horseback riding activities. He also could have hit his head during an epileptic seizure (lost consciousness?).
Sado's initial personality change (from bad student to more studious) was apparently a large enough change to make note of historically. But his increasingly eccentric, and eventually downright dangerous changes seems clinically progressive to me. People don't usually develop a stutter in their 20s.
There is a saying in India that "no matter how hard one's life is, was, no matter how badly one is treated, one should not commit crimes or take the wrong path in life because that will only bring about one's end near.
This prince had never been properly loved from the very childhood. Was not taught the fact and morals of life and death from an early age. hence he craved love and attention unconsciously but dealt with things negatively just like his own father. He could not accept the loss of his dear ones. The father was to be blamed here.
Yeah just like Karna. He was abandoned by his mother and had a hard life but that doesn't mean he can become an adharmi and do what he did
human lives can be so needlessly twisted and tragic, it hurts to watch people just suffer all the time...
When I was a kid ,there a was series name "king of the wind "in arirang channel ..it was based on this story ..I don't know how the real story goes but that series shows the crown prince in a good light ....so all of my family members were heart broken when he died such a miserable and cruel death
Same! Our entire family includeing my dad who never watches a Korean drama followed that drama religiously. The way he was killed inside that box left us all traumatised. And yeah i remember how the prince was shown in a good light and everything was just a political shit show between the Noron, Soron and the Evil King
Very interesting story. However, I have no sympathy for him. I was abused as a child but I didn't become an abuser. He CHOSE to become this.
I am saying the same.I can’t believe that I actually had sympathy for him because of the movie The Throne.After hearing this side of the story and how many other lives he have ruined also- I believe that this guy had to be stopped.He would be terrible king!😱
He didn’t choose to be mentally ill and the video said he wasn’t lucid during most of his episodes. Everyone’s experience is different so let’s not try to blame the victim, maybe he just didn’t know how to deal with his problems.
@@justinanorman9411 But what about all of his victims? You can’t exactly call him a victim after he killed and hurt so many others
@@knightcool7769 I’m not saying he didn’t hurt all those people because he did, he did horrible things to them. However, he was always hurting. He had been abused his whole life with no way to escape from/deal with his problems and that literally drove him insane. My heart breaks for him and the people he hurt.
Iiiop
I might not be right, but there is a movie called “The Throne” and is very good and gives a good insight on the story.
Wow, right now I found Lady Hyegyong's memoirs online in my local book store. I will order one.
The tragedy of being the king is the feeling of being all knowing and powerful as if interest in arts and martial arts could never make their heirs good kings. If Sado's existence was true, a king like him with disposition coming from reality, would have established a strong Jeoson against Chinese empires. The closed minded Yeongjo deprived his son the life he must had lived as a child; his low understanding of holding power by confucian classics expertise caused the crown prince of loosing his sanity.
Isn't this the reference August D used?
yes, crown prince sado's cause of death was what he was referencing in daechwita where the lyrics go '과건 뒤주에 가두고' which means 'i trap the past in a rice chest'
Way to many kings and queens in the world have ruined their own children's life by giving them what they need when it comes to materiell things and hight education, but almost next to nothing when it comes to feeling safe and loved. They grow up lacking empathy for other, but if their parent are also extremly dominant and agressive, you can be sure that at least one of their children will end as mentally ill. We have (Sweden) Gustav Vasa's sons for an example...
As much this is true but kids make their own decisions after a certain age and understand the difference between right and wrong, he was abusing his power and even if his father showed all then love he would need up being a spoiled king . Many people at that time had difficulties with relationships, violence and delt with poverty he was privileged prince who thought he could use people around him as punching bags .
These vids are soo good
Sado had a weak character because he could not rise above all those emotional abuse by his own father. If he had a dominant and strong personality, he wouldn't go imbalanced and went insane.
Sado's father had so much high expectations of him that he rebuked him of his offences. He could just strip of sado's title of being the "heir to the throne" and should have given the title to a worthy one among the other princes. That way, sado would be spared from the supposed "heavy responsibility"of being the heir apparent to the throne.he could live as he wished. he was very weak mentally and emotionally and he was not fit to rule the kingdom at all
I have a doubt. Since, he was interested in Martial Arts and horse-riding, couldn't he have been made some sort of a army chief at first? Also, the point that he didn't die of suffocation but starvation is rather too bizarre.
He was the only direct heir to the throne left. Yeongjo only had two sons, the elder who was beloved by his father but died at around age 9, shortly after either his engagement or marriage. His younger brother, Prince Sado, was the only other son.
@@user-fb2tt3bg2y oh! Thanks for the info miyuki! 😊
Oh yes watched a korean movie how his father killed him
So sad
What is the name of the movie…I want to watch it..
@@selenahaokip4165 the title of the korea movie the throne
I feel sympathetic towards him he is a criminal yet not at the same time he is more a victim himself "because I am in pain and you are my father and you dont love me" what more proof we want even in his worst time he said this ,wherever prince sado is now I hope he is doing fine
It is very true that his father may have attributed to problems. But in the end he was a adult and knew right from wrong. Sometimes a person does so many evil things consciously that he finally gets so hard hearted he doesn't care or even think he is doing wrong. Then the Devil has complete control of the person. Sad, but you can't just let someone get away with doing all that. No respect for his wife. She was in a textbook abusive relationship and it was just a matter of him until he killed her. But like alot of women in relationships like that, they can't see past the person they thought they knee and see the actual person because "he really does love me", "he loves me he just had a bad day" or in her case "he loves me, he just has personal problems". I hope anyone in a relationship like that, gets out while they still can. It is scary, but you need and have to do it.
@skaiu I personally know traumatic early childhood. I was adopted from a extremely abusive and neglectful home. At age 4 I was diagnosed with battlefield grade PTSD. Very rare diagnosis back then out of the forces. So I know what that is like.
That NEVER EVER gives the excuse for what he did. If and or but.
That is one of the problems now days. People to use their problems as a excuse for whatever. Like the mentally ill plea in trials. That was made for people who where Autistic and stuff like that. Now everyone is misusing it.
Of course someone who does a mass murder isn't "normal", but that doesn't mean they are crazy. Just plain mean and evil.
But yes, Abused children do need alot of love and support. But in the end you are who you decide to be. Sad but true.
Umm lock him away and dont let him become King.. dont kill him.. geez louise..
@@prettynerd4779 Exactly how?
@@prettynerd4779 nahh
Exactly kids make their own decisions after a certain age and understand the difference between right and wrong, he was abusing his power and even if his father showed all then love he would need up being a spoiled king . Many people at that time had difficulties with relationships, violence and delt with poverty he was privileged prince who thought he could use people around him as punching bags .
Thanks a lot , very interesting !
i swear your vides are so underrated
Hmmm so the red sleeve sageuk series is really a great portrayal
Marrying off the Prince at 8 years old and had a child at 14 bother me more
oh please long time ago history they marry young
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There was a prince who had a baby with his maid at 10 years old. 😅. His maid was much older than him .
In the Joseon royal family, they married the princes and princesses at the age of 7-14. Usually around 10. They received their own palace when they married. Their spouses were about the similar age. They actually consummated (started to sleep together) when they got older, 14-16.
Outside of the royal family, most people married at 14-18. 16 was the prime age. Marrying after 20 was considered very late, and not being married after 24 was illegal. -- nowadays Koreans marry in their late 30s…. What a difference 😂
What strikes me in the tragic story of Prince Sado, and all the events within the Korean royal court at the time, are the similitudes, by many aspects, with the tumultuous and very dramatic facts related to the reigns of the Ottoman Sultans in Turkey. Conspiracy, treason, madness, cruelty, siblings rivalry, jealousy , crimes, it all evolves around a throne, the power : who gets it and more importantly, who manages to keep it, very often by all means including murder and by
eliminating any potential rival. P.S. I have just finished watching the very exceptional series :
Magnificent Century : Kösem, about the life of a Sultana at the Ottoman court during the
17th century and I have found it fascinating. I recommend it to anyone interested in history,
great actors, costumes, etc ... dramatic and very addictive !!!!
Now watch Magnificent century About Hurrem. The timeline is before kosem one during 1500s .That's more thrilling.
Amazing video thanks for sharing so clearly
I don't feel bad. This still goes on today with these males. "I'm hurting because I have mommy and daddy issue so let me go assault these women. People will feel bad anyways and I'll get sympathy. " 🤷♀️
lol feminazi
Such a sad story
A child needs love and good care from the start to become a happy adult
the building shown as background through most of this video is the main front gate of palace that was burned down by invading Japanese couple centuries earlier, and was not rebuilt almost a centruy after the event in this video took place.
Event in this video took place in another palace complex located few miles east of this palace gate.
its like in the drama recently The Red Sleeve
That photo of Kwanghwa gate is incorrect. It should be Donhwa gate instead. Royal family then didn't live in Kyoungbok palace.
No one should have such a father😭😭😭😭.
There is a small part of prince sado in the beginning of Yi san, a Korean historical drama
If u wanna know what became of sados son... Watch Lee San wind of the palace drama... U won't regret it. It's a kdrama
Very sad story ... 😞
I think, this story is in contrast to the Korean Historical Drama Yi San where Prince Sado and King Yeongjo story was featured
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Hi. I was wondering if you could do a video explaining Korean concubine rankings and the difference between Chinese and Korean harem rankings?
I watched the movie based on this story, it was played by Yoo ah in.
people did horrible things because they are unloved ..and there's no one to help and understand them so they became worse
I cried for this😭😭
This is very sad. It is so inhumane! I hope we will not see anything like this again.
Sounds more like he had schizophrenia, not bipolar.
It is in the movie but I can’t remember the title
Although King Yeongjo one of the good ruler but I am a little disapointment regading of this matter..poor Prince Sado..
Drama:Yi san
사도세자. Fucking horrifying. You can see why I hated history as an empathetic kid.
The Red Sleeves 🥲
He died of thirst. 8 days is not long enough to starve to death. But it was obvious that he could never have been allowed to become king.
King Yeongjo was his father's ( King Sukjong ) most favored son, it's said ministers were always against sukjong for favoring a concubine's son who has slave blood. But Sukjong had completely ignored ministers. King Yeongjo mother was a low class slave who rose upto the highest level of concubine. Sukjong named her Suk which means pure n she is known as a peaceful person. It's obvious King Sukjong has favored Suk Bin and her son so much cuz if not, how a low born slave survive like this in a palace ?? Then comes queen Inwon, Sukjong's 3rd queen consort who is also known as King Yeongjo adoptive mother. That time Norons werw supporting Hee bin's son while Sorons supported Suk Bin's son. Inwon was originally from Noron but she changed her political side to Soron just to make Suk Bin's son more powerful. ( Yeongjo) When Sukjong giving throne to Hee Bin's son he has even asked his son to name Suk Bin's son as crown prince.
King Yeongjo is a person who received all the love from his parents King Sukjong n Suk Bin even from his stepmother queen inhyeon n his adoptive mother queen Inwon. Why couldn't he love his own son tho????😢😢😢😢
It is a terrible death for him. Why they keep thinking about starving someone or some family when they start to get more power and get richer and richer?
being killed by your own father this disgusting 😭
Proof who you hang out with can cause you harm.
Whoever did that is serving an eternal punishment if there's an afterlife...
Sounds similar to a drama i am watching recently
If you are watching The Red Sleeve, that is the fictional story of Prince Sado's son, Yi San who fell in love with a court lady. Prince Sado was portrayed as a criminal in that series and was killed by the King's order.
Very interesting! I really enjoy your videos.
I like the voice
He didn't starve to death. He died of dehydration. A person can only live about 7 days without water.
The asian royal / empire's are impressive cool Wish there are full docu or movie about it
Sado Seja's story is so tragic
He was traumatized by his father.
So sad 😢
This is the story of the kdrama The Red Sleeve
that was nice that the king (who was going to kill his son anyway) wanted to spare the wife and grandson...unless it was just for needing an heir.. well, i guess both could be reasons. wow people dying on a daily basis because of the prince's mental problems...urk.. 😞 oh and the instructors who probably just wanted to stay alive and humor the prince...got killed anyway. people create the mini hells they are forced to live in and call it society...but sometimes it can work well and help everyone, but not here.
The king created a monster and was horrified after
when you would've rather be born a peasant in the wilderness
Too many people in the comments are speculating about something in the distant past as well as us not having objective details of. Remember people, you're not psychiatrists. Hell! Even if you have a psych background U can't diagnose someone who you've never met nor have impartial info on. Yeesh!
I feel like I saw something like this in a kdrama