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Latest revision as of 09:36, 8 August 2019
Contents
Details
- Title: 직지 (直指) / Jikji
- Genre: Historical
- Episodes: 1
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast date: 2005-Dec-03
- Air time: Saturday 21:40-25:10
Synopsis
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User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Kim Jin Geun as Baegun Gyunghan (37-60)
- Han Min as Myoduk (20-40)
- Won Mi Won as Baegun's mother (80)
- Kim Byung Se as Prince Jungan (45)
- Lee Il Hwa as Princess Suchun (40)
- Lee Jung Gil as King Chungsuk (50)
- Yang Mi Kyung as Gwibi wonssi (40)
- Ahn Seo Jung (안서정) as Princess Wonnara (30)
- Yoo Seung Bok (유승복) as Myoduk's Boo (50)
- Cha Joo Ok as Myodeok's stepmother (35)
- Jang Nam Kyung (장남경) as 이웃 조씨 (17)
- In Do In (인도인) as Jigongseonsa (70)
- Lee Young Joon as Naonghwasang (20)
- Lee Duk Jin (이덕진) as Naonghwasang / Seokchan (25)
- Yoon Seo Hyun as Daljam (22)
- Hwang Ui Kwon (황의권) as Yi Saek (30)
- Kang Sang Goo (강상구) as Kim Gye Saeng (30)
Production Credits
- Director: Lee Chang Sub
- Screenwriter: Ji Min Young (지민영)
Trivia
- Jikji is a Korean Buddhist document which was written by the Buddhist monk Baegun (1298–1374). In 2001 the UNESCO confirmed that it is the world's oldest metalloid type.