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Revision as of 07:35, 19 August 2017
Contents
Details
- Title: 징비록 (懲毖錄): 임진왜란 피로 쓴 교훈 / Jingbirok: Imjinwaeran Piro Sseun Gyohoon
- Also known as: Jingbirok
- Genre: Daeha drama, historical, political, action
- Episodes: 50
- Broadcast network: KBS1
- Broadcast period: 2015-Feb-14 to 2015-Aug-02
- Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:40
- Original Soundtrack: The Jingbirok: A Memoir of Imjin War OST
Synopsis
"Jingbirok" is a memoir written by scholar Ryu Sung Ryong who was a commander-in-chief during the Japanese invasion of Joseon era from 1592 to 1598.
This drama is based on the "Jingbirok" and covers the political scenes of the mid-Joseon era from pre-Japanese invasion until the Battle at Noryang where General Lee Soon Shin died.
Source: KBS World
Cast
- Main Cast
- Kim Sang Joong as Seo Ae Ryu Sung Ryong
- Kim Tae Woo as King Seon Jo
- Im Dong Jin as Oh Eum Yoon Doo Soo
- Sun Dong Hyuk as Song Kang Jung Chul
- Choi Chul Ho as Baek Sa Lee Hang Bok
- Park Ji Il as Goo Bong Song Ik Pil
- Kim Hyo Won as Woo Gye Sung Hon
- Kim Jong Soo as Woo Song Dang Hwang Yoon Gil
- Kang In Ki as Joong Bong Jo Hun
- ??? as Wol Jung Yoon Geun Soo
- Lee Jae Yong as Ah Gye Lee San Hae
- Nam Sung Jin as Han Eum Lee Duk Hyung
- Park Chul Ho as Hak Bong Kim Sung Il
- Park Chil Yong as Na Am Jung Uhn Shin
- Heo Ki Ho (허기호) as Yeon Boo Jung Uhn Ji
- Lee Dae Ro as Yak Po Jung Tak
- Royal Family
- Kim Hye Eun as Kim Gwi In
- No Young Hak as Prince Gwang Hae
- Hwang In Young as Queen Ui In of Park clan
- Yoon Hong Bin as Prince Im Hae
- Military Officers
- Kim Hyung Il as Shin Rip
- Seo Hyun Chul as Lee Il
- Kim Hong Pyo as Jung Bal
- Japanese
- Kim Kyu Chul as Toyotomi Hideyoshi
- Lee Kwang Ki as Konishi Yukinaga
- Lee Jung Yong as Katō Kiyomasa
- Jo Jae Wan as Sō Yoshitoshi
- Ahn Hong Jin as Tōdō Takatora
- Ming
- Choi Il Hwa as Song Eung Chang (Song Ying Chang)
- Lee Ki Yeol as Shim Yoo Kyung (Shen Wei Jing)
- Jung Heung Chae as Lee Yeo Song (Li Roo Song)
- Others
- Lee Kwan Hoon as Shin Myung Chul
- Lee Kyu Sub
- Bae Do Hwan
- Kim Min Sang as Hong Yuh Soon
- Im Byung Ki
- Oh Ji Young
- Park Sun Woo
- Park Byung Ho
- Jo In Pyo
- Jung Dong Kyu
- Lee Tae Seung
- Kim Bup Rae
- Lee Joo Suk
- Hong Il Kwon
- Im Chul Soo
- Kim Jung Hak
- Baek Min (백민)
- Seo Kwang Jae
- Song Bo Eun
Production Credits
- Chief Producer: Kim Hyung Il
- Producer: Kim Shin Il
- Director: Kim Sang Hwi, Kim Young Jo
- Screenwriter: Jung Hyung Soo, Jung Ji Yun (정지연)
Recognitions
- 2015 KBS Drama Awards
- Excellence Award, Serial Drama - Actor (Kim Tae Woo)
- Supporting Actor Award (Kim Kyu Chul)
Episode Ratings
See The Jingbirok: A Memoir of Imjin War/Episode Ratings
External Links
- Official site
- Korean Wikipedia
- News articles: (1), (2)