Dae Jang Geum was the first Kdrama series I ever watched. Dae Jang Geum fascinated me and I wanted to know more about the historical figure. Also, food as medicine made so much sense and I closely watched the food prepared in the drama.
I watched this korean drama when i was 12 years old. And it's still be the best historical korean drama of all time. I also remember the original soundtrack, unara unara aju una.....
😊o my god this is still my favourite drama ..I have seen so many times this drama even I will see it whole life ...I have seen it when I was in 6 class😊😘😘 this show is my heart
I just realized in this video that the Kdrama "Queen for Seven Days" was about the first queen of King Jungjong. And true enough, the producers of Jewel In The Palace did a great job in storytelling on the few records of Jang Geum.
I’m wondering if any historians are looking into her and at least forming their theories cuz with what little information we have on her, there’s nothing to suggest she had been a court lady but that means there’s nothing to suggest that she wasn’t
I dont know what you think about historians of korea, but yes they of course formed some theories about her and more. 😅 The problem is that there's very little information about her. Output of combining of both reliable and unreliable information, and some fantasy is the drama 'Daejangguem'. It feels weird to see people say something about Korean historians. And all they've seen is one or more videos.
Jewel in the palace was my first k-drama that I purely stumbled on by accident. Since then, I've been obsessed with kdramas for the last almost 20 years. I've countless dramas, but Jewel in the Palace will always be my favourite. It was the hook that pulled me in.
I remember there's an episode when the queen mother was agitated because she wants jang geum to be concubine of her son after rumors spread the king visited jang geum on clinic, the king was confused by this but also glad because he likes jang geum. If she became king's wife she can no longer practice medicine. Knowing the joseon society was strict especially on women I wonder if jang geum was allowed to be the king's physician and also one of his woman in the palace.
I wanna know what happened after the king died is she leave the court or get married to one of the official I really wandered why very awesome person vanished like that it’s like when star actor leave his job and get married and no one know anything about him.
i remember her from jewel in the palace and he was a great servant of Joseon dynasty she was a great inspiration when i read the real jang geum in the video i was fascinated who really she is and a great motivation for me to work hard in my life nothing is impossible like she did
Once again you made a great video....I came across alot of vids regarding Jewel in the Palace. Reading up on her and seeing your video now. Its great to see how this woman even though mention Joson dynasty made her mark. I also want to point out about Jungjong and Jo Gwang-jo......I cannot blame them for putting effort in trying to fix and repair all the damage Yeonsangun has done.....
Thanks for watching!! Yes, Yeonsangun’s reign was quite a disaster… and Jungjong has to try his best in this case. Jo Gwang-jo had the ideas and wisdom but too many at court were not on his side to say the least
Gosh,one was wondering if there was any historical facts about this time in Korean history.One as just finished watching six flying dragons.The turmoil in this drama was to turbulent to not be true in parts.The jewel in the palace,one wanted to really watch, but on u tube it was highly piggly hit and miss.One loves history so much.Western history is good but I'm more interested in asian history.Korean dramas made me wanting to know more about your country.Thank you so much for your research.Be safe Be careful.🙏👍xx
Dae Jang Geum was so popular in the early 2000s here in Thailand. Everyone, whether or not they were a fan of Korean media, watched it and talked about it. I was 8 when it was first broadcast here and I remember my family always gathering in the evening to watch Dae Jang Geum. It was definitely my mom's favorite K-series (RIP).
I wished someone would create a documentary about her and also Florence nightingale (and their comparisons when it comes to their contributions to medical science)
@@loonytricky yeah and I don’t know if comparing both Jang Geum and Florence Nightingale is actually right or wrong to do so (on their knowledge of medical science, their contributions and also their lives) They were my favorite female historical figures than Mother Teresa 🙄
I have great news. There will be a sequel fo Dae Jang Geum, which is called "Uniyeo Dae Jang Geum"- "Female Physician Great Jang Geum." I am filled with emotions. I am so excited and teary. It probably won't be as big or good as the original, but I remain eager and optimistic.
I do hope the fans know, at this time droughts, and periods of starvation were occurring. The peasants resorted to eating dog meat to cure this ailment. It was started by a peasant merchant and his farmer wife. They were Mr. Yi and his North Manchuria wife, Misses. Jang. Drinking the broth was said to enable a human to withstand the humidity and heat.
Hello, I just wanted to point out that the painting of the man in the middle at 0:28, 1:33, 2:58 looks almost exactly like the painting of a Ming Dynasty government official. I'm curious as to why the traditional outfits are so similar to Chinese traditional outfits.
do not forget Princess Jeongmyeong of jeoson King Geunchog of beakje , dae jo yeong / king go of balhea and Jeong Do Jeon joseon dynasty series bro ur the best
Queen of queens women empowerment is every where and many was bringing them down and understimate of their ability queen seondeok to dae jangeum is real
@@SpikeOuu This TH-camr is not Korean. Since the Ming Dynasty official's costume does not have a picture of a dragon, we can easily see that he replaced it with other material.
@@SpikeOuu What nonsense? The official costume of the king of Joseon always included pictures of dragons. But, since there is no dragon picture on the Ming official's costume, anyone can easily distinguish them.
Totally into films on history of Korean M-F in CC english and wonderful stepping back into time! Love the designing of clothing worn respect of nation ,people, horses fights are so live wonder if and how many get wounded in action. Best ever flick is" Slave Hunters",that flick really show what Slaves go through. Go to NTDtv/live anytime zones East West UK real News!
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Dae Jang Geum was the first Kdrama series I ever watched. Dae Jang Geum fascinated me and I wanted to know more about the historical figure. Also, food as medicine made so much sense and I closely watched the food prepared in the drama.
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I watched this korean drama when i was 12 years old. And it's still be the best historical korean drama of all time. I also remember the original soundtrack, unara unara aju una.....
Oh, you're great. onara onara aju ona....
Me too, I remember binge watching this drama with my mom when I was 10... good times
I remember the first shoot of it, where the mother cooked bean sprout in fire. Still the best culinary korean movie, the food presentation is so good
😊o my god this is still my favourite drama ..I have seen so many times this drama even I will see it whole life ...I have seen it when I was in 6 class😊😘😘 this show is my heart
I just realized in this video that the Kdrama "Queen for Seven Days" was about the first queen of King Jungjong. And true enough, the producers of Jewel In The Palace did a great job in storytelling on the few records of Jang Geum.
I’m wondering if any historians are looking into her and at least forming their theories cuz with what little information we have on her, there’s nothing to suggest she had been a court lady but that means there’s nothing to suggest that she wasn’t
I dont know what you think about historians of korea, but yes they of course formed some theories about her and more. 😅 The problem is that there's very little information about her. Output of combining of both reliable and unreliable information, and some fantasy is the drama 'Daejangguem'. It feels weird to see people say something about Korean historians. And all they've seen is one or more videos.
The show should be rebooted today in the Netflix style with 10 episodes!
It would pass Squid Game in popularity and cause Netflix servers to crash! 😉👌
Jewel in the palace was my first k-drama that I purely stumbled on by accident. Since then, I've been obsessed with kdramas for the last almost 20 years. I've countless dramas, but Jewel in the Palace will always be my favourite. It was the hook that pulled me in.
Jewel of the Palace remain as the best Korean Drama i ever watched
I remember there's an episode when the queen mother was agitated because she wants jang geum to be concubine of her son after rumors spread the king visited jang geum on clinic, the king was confused by this but also glad because he likes jang geum. If she became king's wife she can no longer practice medicine. Knowing the joseon society was strict especially on women I wonder if jang geum was allowed to be the king's physician and also one of his woman in the palace.
I loved the drama and I love this video. Thank you so much for covering someone so fascinating. I wish we knew more about her past
Thanks a lot for watching!
@@loonytricky hello please explain about Yeon Gaesomun of goguryeo
Good video. But that’s not a portrait of King Jungjong. Thats a portrait of a Chinese, early Ming Dynasty Official
I wanna know what happened after the king died is she leave the court or get married to one of the official I really wandered why very awesome person vanished like that it’s like when star actor leave his job and get married and no one know anything about him.
It is not recorded…
i remember her from jewel in the palace
and he was a great servant of Joseon dynasty
she was a great inspiration when i read the real jang geum in the video i was fascinated who really she is and a great motivation for me to work hard in my life nothing is impossible like she did
Once again you made a great video....I came across alot of vids regarding Jewel in the Palace. Reading up on her and seeing your video now. Its great to see how this woman even though mention Joson dynasty made her mark. I also want to point out about Jungjong and Jo Gwang-jo......I cannot blame them for putting effort in trying to fix and repair all the damage Yeonsangun has done.....
Thanks for watching!! Yes, Yeonsangun’s reign was quite a disaster… and Jungjong has to try his best in this case. Jo Gwang-jo had the ideas and wisdom but too many at court were not on his side to say the least
As always great explaining. I was watching the Kdrama and now I have a better understanding of the things that happened.
Jewel in the Palace was what sparked my interest in Korean History.
Gosh,one was wondering if there was any historical facts about this time in Korean history.One as just finished watching six flying dragons.The turmoil in this drama was to turbulent to not be true in parts.The jewel in the palace,one wanted to really watch, but on u tube it was highly piggly hit and miss.One loves history so much.Western history is good but I'm more interested in asian history.Korean dramas made me wanting to know more about your country.Thank you so much for your research.Be safe Be careful.🙏👍xx
Thanks for watching ^^
I hope in the future there are records that can be found to unfold the history once again what happened to her life.😀
That would be quite interesting indeed!
Dae Jang Geum was so popular in the early 2000s here in Thailand. Everyone, whether or not they were a fan of Korean media, watched it and talked about it. I was 8 when it was first broadcast here and I remember my family always gathering in the evening to watch Dae Jang Geum. It was definitely my mom's favorite K-series (RIP).
Oh wow I didn’t know that. Quite interesting. Was it dubbed in Thai?
DI REVOLUSION OF THE FOOD AND THE HEALT...
I wished someone would create a documentary about her and also Florence nightingale (and their comparisons when it comes to their contributions to medical science)
I think there would need to be more primary sources found on Dae Jang-geum to do so…
@@loonytricky yeah and I don’t know if comparing both Jang Geum and Florence Nightingale is actually right or wrong to do so (on their knowledge of medical science, their contributions and also their lives)
They were my favorite female historical figures than Mother Teresa 🙄
I have great news. There will be a sequel fo Dae Jang Geum, which is called "Uniyeo Dae Jang Geum"- "Female Physician Great Jang Geum." I am filled with emotions. I am so excited and teary. It probably won't be as big or good as the original, but I remain eager and optimistic.
As always, a great video! Thank you for your work :)
So nice of you^^
I do hope the fans know, at this time droughts, and periods of starvation were occurring. The peasants resorted to eating dog meat to cure this ailment. It was started by a peasant merchant and his farmer wife. They were Mr. Yi and his North Manchuria wife, Misses. Jang. Drinking the broth was said to enable a human to withstand the humidity and heat.
Hello, I just wanted to point out that the painting of the man in the middle at 0:28, 1:33, 2:58 looks almost exactly like the painting of a Ming Dynasty government official. I'm curious as to why the traditional outfits are so similar to Chinese traditional outfits.
Amazing drama please friends writing to me name's of Korean dramas after day jo young
do not forget Princess Jeongmyeong of jeoson
King Geunchog of beakje , dae jo yeong / king go of balhea
and
Jeong Do Jeon
joseon dynasty series bro ur the best
Thanks so much for watching! Yes I'm keeping those two in mind don't you worry ^^
It was very good
Thanks for taking the time to watch ^^
Was watching this on NTD LOS ANGLES 31-1 ENGLISH SUBTITLES UP TO EPISODE 52 THAN IT WAS TAKEN OFF THE AIR
..DON'T WHAT HAPPENED!!!!
Oh no… there must be a way to watch it streaming
❤ I love Historical History Story ❤
Queen of queens women empowerment is every where and many was bringing them down and understimate of their ability queen seondeok to dae jangeum is real
我💖看啊！
I have to mention that the Jungjong's portrait is not your Koreans, but a Chinese official from Ming Danasty. You got it wrong.
Yeah I knew that but there are no portraits of him from the Joseon dynasty era.
@@loonytricky So why do you use Chinese portrait of Ming Danasty to mislead others? 🙃
@@SpikeOuu This TH-camr is not Korean. Since the Ming Dynasty official's costume does not have a picture of a dragon, we can easily see that he replaced it with other material.
@@별길따라 The motif on the official costume is not dragon😂
@@SpikeOuu What nonsense? The official costume of the king of Joseon always included pictures of dragons. But, since there is no dragon picture on the Ming official's costume, anyone can easily distinguish them.
Totally into films on history of Korean M-F in CC english and wonderful stepping back into time! Love the designing of clothing worn respect of nation ,people, horses fights are so live wonder if and how many get wounded in action. Best ever flick is" Slave Hunters",that flick really show what Slaves go through. Go to NTDtv/live anytime zones East West UK real News!