What is the true story of Dong Yi?
“Dong Yi” is a historical drama based on the life of Dong-yi later known as Choi Suk-bin(Han Hyo-Joo). Choi worked in the royal palace as a lowly water maid. King Sok-jong then selected Choi as his concubine. Choi would then give to birth Yeong-jo, the second son of King Sok-jong and the future king of Joseon.
What happened to the queen in Dong Yi?
Dong-yi is injured, but Prince Geum is unharmed. The king executes Hui-bin for using black magic to kill Queen Inhyeon, hiding Crown Prince Yun’s infertility, and attempting to kill Dong-yi and Prince Geum. Before her execution, Hui-bin acknowledges her wrongs and begs Dong-yi to protect the Crown Prince.
What happened to Queen Inhyeon in Dong Yi?
The king executes Hui-bin for using black magic to kill Queen Inhyeon, hiding Crown Prince Yun’s infertility, and attempting to kill Dong-yi and Prince Geum. Before her execution, Hui-bin acknowledges her wrongs and begs Dong-yi to protect the Crown Prince.
When does the story of Dong Yi begin?
The story begins in 1681, 7th year of King Sukjong. Dong Yi lives with her father and brother in a slave village. They are the members of Sword Fraternity, which is the organisation… read more Oh Tae Seok wants to frame Sword Fraternity for the murders of Southern Faction and the police officer.
How did Dong yi’s father and brother die?
Episodes 1-4 recap: Dong Yi’s father and brother are killed on the mountain top, while Chun Soo falls off the cliff. Chief Suh catches up with Dong Yi on a mountain but allows her to escape. Determined to prove that her father is innocent, Dong Yi refuses to escape with Gaeduara.
Where can I watch the show Dong Yi?
“Dong Yi” is an award-winning 2010 Korean historical drama that has been broadcast in Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, Singapore. Indonesia, Philippines, Turkey, Mongolia, and Iran. Twenty of its 60 episodes reached over 30% viewership ratings in Korea, with the whole series getting an average of 26.5% viewership rating.
Why was Dong Yi exiled from the palace?
The king and the court realize Dong-yi’s true past and identity. She is charged with being a traitor’s daughter, hiding her identity, and helping a rebel group. The Southern Scholars petition to have her executed, but the king merely exiles her from the palace.
