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==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
Due to a promise between the former king of Korea and an ordinary, strong-willed girl's grandfather, our heroine finds herself betrothed to a seemingly cold-hearted prince of Korea. How can she marry a guy who she overheard proposing to another girl! Both unwilling parties agree to the marriage, each with his and her own different motivations for the agreement to marry. Can love bloom under the strain of love rivals and political ambitions?
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What if the dynasty age never ended? A former emperor and his most trusted friend (who was a commoner) made an engagement for the crowned prince (grandson) and the friend's granddaughter. The crowned prince is supposed to be Lee Yul, but tragedy befallen Yul's father so Yul's uncle had to take over the empire and Yul and his mother were forced to be cast away from the palace by palace rules. The new crowned prince, Shin, is very hot-tempered and egotistical. When Shin's father's health declined, Shin's grandmother hurried for the marriage to be done so Shin can take over at any time. Chae-Kyung went to the same school as Shin and heard him propose to another girl, Hyo rin, but she could never have imagined that she was betrothed to him. Both parties agreed to the marriage and Chae-Kyung was forced to live in the palace and start to learn to be a real queen. Prince Yul came back for the grand wedding and fell in love with Chae-Kyung's pure heart. Chae-Kyung and Yul's friendship deepen when Shin treats her badly and Yul became the person that she told her worries to. Yul came back for a reason, and his mother is determined to make Yul the emperor after what she has given up... and Yul is fighting to make Chae-Kyung his wife because she was meant to be with him in the first place. A battle of romance and politics ensues... who will prevail?
 
 
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==Cast==
 
==Cast==

Revision as of 18:06, 5 July 2006


Main Cast

Goong (궁) is based on the same titled manhwa by Park So Hee.

Details

  • Title: 궁(宮) / Goong (Gung)
  • Also known as: Palace (lit. translation) / Princess Hours (MBC Global Media) / Imperial Household
  • Genre: Romance, Comedy
  • Episodes: 24
  • Broadcast network: MBC
  • Broadcast period: 2006-01-11 to 2006-03-30
  • Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

Synopsis

What if the dynasty age never ended? A former emperor and his most trusted friend (who was a commoner) made an engagement for the crowned prince (grandson) and the friend's granddaughter. The crowned prince is supposed to be Lee Yul, but tragedy befallen Yul's father so Yul's uncle had to take over the empire and Yul and his mother were forced to be cast away from the palace by palace rules. The new crowned prince, Shin, is very hot-tempered and egotistical. When Shin's father's health declined, Shin's grandmother hurried for the marriage to be done so Shin can take over at any time. Chae-Kyung went to the same school as Shin and heard him propose to another girl, Hyo rin, but she could never have imagined that she was betrothed to him. Both parties agreed to the marriage and Chae-Kyung was forced to live in the palace and start to learn to be a real queen. Prince Yul came back for the grand wedding and fell in love with Chae-Kyung's pure heart. Chae-Kyung and Yul's friendship deepen when Shin treats her badly and Yul became the person that she told her worries to. Yul came back for a reason, and his mother is determined to make Yul the emperor after what she has given up... and Yul is fighting to make Chae-Kyung his wife because she was meant to be with him in the first place. A battle of romance and politics ensues... who will prevail?

Cast

Production Credits

Episode Ratings

date episode nationwide seoul area
2006-01-11 ep. 1 16.2% (5th) 16.6% (5th)
2006-01-12 ep. 2 16.0% (6th) 16.5% (7th)
2006-01-18 ep. 3 14.3% (9th) 14.3% (8th)
2006-01-19 ep. 4 15.1% (9th) 15.3% (8th)
2006-01-25 ep. 5 19.7% (5th) 20.5% (4th)
2006-01-26 ep. 6 16.5% (8th) 16.5% (7th)
2006-02-01 ep. 7 13.7% (11th) 14.0% (10th)
2006-02-02 ep. 8 18.6% (6th) 19.1% (6th)
2006-02-08 ep. 9 24.0% (2nd) 25.2% (2nd)
2006-02-09 ep. 10 25.2% (2nd) 26.3% (2nd)
2006-02-15 ep. 11 24.5% (2nd) 25.7% (2nd)
2006-02-16 ep. 12 25.6% (2nd) 27.2% (2nd)
2006-02-22 ep. 13 25.0% (2nd) 25.8% (2nd)
2006-02-23 ep. 14 26.7% (2nd) 28.4% (2nd)
2006-03-02 ep. 15 27.9% (2nd) 28.8% (2nd)
2006-03-02 ep. 16 24.3% (3rd) 25.0% (3rd)
2006-03-08 ep. 17 25.8% (2nd) 26.1% (2nd)
2006-03-09 ep. 18 26.6% (2nd) 27.1% (2nd)
2006-03-15 ep. 19 27.0% (2nd) 27.3% (2nd)
2006-03-16 ep. 20 27.1% (2nd) 26.9% (2nd)
2006-03-22 ep. 21 24.6% (2nd) 25.2% (2nd)
2006-03-23 ep. 22 24.4% (2nd) 25.5% (2nd)
2006-03-29 ep. 23 25.4% (2nd) 26.9% (2nd)
2006-03-30 ep. 24 28.3% (2nd) 28.8% (2nd)
average 22.6% 23.2%

Source: TNS Media Korea

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