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Revision as of 08:56, 9 September 2019
Contents
Details
- Title: 선덕여왕 (善德女王) / Seondeok Yeo Wang
- Also known as: Queen Seon Duk / The Great Queen Seon Deok
- Tagline: The one who secures the people will acquire the world and rule the ages
- Genre: Historical Drama
- Episodes: 62
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 2009-May-25 to 2009-Dec-22
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55
- Original Soundtrack: Queen Seon Deok OST
- Related TV Shows: Six Flying Dragons (SBS, 2015)
Synopsis
Deokman was born a twin but was sent to a place far away by her father, King Jinpyung in order to protect her from the royal court lady, Mishil who tries to snatch away the throne from the royal successor. Deokman was later brought back to the Silla palace, where she joined forces with her twin sister Princess Chunmyung to oppose Mishil. However, Mishil devised sinister plans to have the two Silla princesses exiled from the kingdom, and in a secretive battle, Princess Chunmyung was accidentally killed. But Princess Deokman shrewdly enlisted the help of General Kim Yusin and eliminated her archenemy Mishil. She then became Queen Seon Deok, the first female ruler of the Silla kingdom. This drama is about a story of a beautiful queen, who has to give up her love to save the people and thus, leaving behind many brilliant achievements.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
Main Cast
- Lee Yo Won as Princess Duk Man, later Queen Seon Deok
- Nam Ji Hyun as 15 year old Princess Duk Man
- Ko Hyun Jung as Lady Mi Shil
- Uee as 18 year old Mi Shil
- Uhm Tae Woong as Kim Yoo Shin
- Lee Hyun Woo as young Kim Yoo Shin
- Park Ye Jin as Princess Chun Myung
- Shin Se Kyung as 15 year old Princess Chun Myung
- Kim Yoo Jung as 10 year old Princess Chun Myung
- Yoo Seung Ho as Kim Chun Chu (Chun Myung and Kim Yong Soo's son, ep34~)
- Kim Nam Gil as Bi Dam (King Jinji and Mi Shil's son, ep21~)
- Park Ji Bin as young Bi Dam
- Royal Family of Silla
- Jo Min Ki as King Jinpyung (Duk Man and Chun Myung's father)
- Baek Jong Min as young Jinpyung
- Kang San as child Jinpyung
- Yoon Yoo Sun as Lady Ma Ya (King Jinpyung's wife)
- Park Soo Jin as young Ma Ya
- Seo Young Hee as So Hwa (royal maid)
- Im Ye Jin as Lady Man Myung (Jipyeong's sister; Kim Yoo Shin's mother)
Mishil's Supporters
- Jung Woong In as Mi Saeng (Mi Shil's younger brother; the 10th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
- Dok Go Young Jae as Se Jong (Mi Shil's husband; the 6th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
- Jun Noh Min as Seol Won (Mi Shil's lover; the 7th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
- Kim Jung Hyun as Ha Jong (Mi Shil and Se Jong's son; the 11th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
- Baek Do Bin as Bo Jong (Mi Shil and Seol Won's son)
- Kwak Jung Wook as young Bo Jong
- Song Ok Sook as Seo Ri
- Ahn Kil Kang as Chil Sook
Supporting Cast
- Uhm Hyo Sup as Yum Jong
- Joo Sang Wook as Wol Ya
- Jung Ho Geun as Sul Ji
- Jung Sung Mo as Kim Seo Hyun (Man Myung's husband; Kim Yoo Shin's father)
- Park Jung Chul as Kim Yong Soo (King Jinji's eldest son; Princess Chun Myung's husband)
- Do Yi Sung as Kim Yong Choon (King Jinji's 2nd son)
- Shin Goo as Eul Je
- Lee Soon Jae as King Jin Heung (ep1)
- Im Ho as King Jinji (ep1)
- Jung Hye Sun as Lady Man Ho (Jinpyung and Man Myung's mother)
- Park Eun Bin as Bo Rang (Bo Jong's daughter; Kim Chun Chu's wife)
- Qri as Young Mo (Ha Jong's daughter; Kim Yoo Shin's wife)
- Kim Ki Hyun as Kim Geochilbu
- Moon Hoe Won as Noribu
- Kwon Sung Duk as Kim Isabu
Hwarang Warriors
- Lee Seung Hyo as Alcheon Rang
- Ho Hyo Hoon (호효훈) as young Alcheon
- Jung Ho Bin as Gukseon Mun No (the 8th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
- Go Yoon Hoo as Ho Jae (the 14th leader of Hwarang Warriors)
- Hong Kyung In as Suk Pum
- No Young Hak as young Suk Pum
- Kang Ji Hoo as Im Jong
- Kim Suk as young Im Jong
- Suh Dong Won as Duk Chung
- Lee Do Hyun as young Duk Chung
- Jang Hee Woong as Bakui
- Seo Sang Won as young Bakui
- Lee Sang Hyun as Pil Tan
- Kim Tae Jin (김태진) as young Pil Tan
- Choi Sung Jo as Sun Yul
- Oh Eun Suk (오은석) as Young Sun Yul
- Kim Dong Hee as Wang Yoon
- Choi Woo Sung (최우성) as young Wang Yoon
- Ryu Sang Wook as Dae Nam Bo
- Kim Sang Bin (김상빈) as young Dae Nam Bo
- Hwarang Nangdo
- Lee Moon Shik as Jook Bang
- Ryu Dam as Go Do
- Kang Sung Pil as San Tak
- Kim Dong Soo as Hyup Sung
- Jun Young Bin as Gok Sa Heun
- Jung Hyung Min as young Gok Sa Heun
- Park Young Seo as Dae Pung
- Lee Suk Min (이석민) as young Dae Pung
- Moon Ji Yoon as Si Yul
- Shin Tae Hoon as young Si Yul
Extended Cast
- Seo Bum Shik as General Ga Baek
- Choi Won Young as General from Baekje
- Park Jae Jung as Sa Da Ham (Mi Shil's first love; cameo, ep13)
- Mametkulovs Mansur as Mr. Cartan
- Kang Chan Hee as one of hwarang
- Jung Dong Kyu
- Kim Bo Kang
- Ji Seung Hyun
- Baek Yoon Heum
- Lee Kwan Hoon
Production Credits
- Chief Producer: Lee Chang Sub
- Producer: Yoo Hyun Jong
- Director: Park Hong Kyun, Kim Geun Hong
- Assistant Director: Choi Joon Bae
- Screenwriter: Kim Young Hyun, Park Sang Yun
Recognitions
- 2010 37th Korea Broadcasting Prizes:
- Best Actress Award (Ko Hyun Jung)
- 2010 5th Seoul International Drama Awards:
- Best Series Drama
- Outstanding Korean Drama - Best Actress (Ko Hyun Jung)
- Outstanding Korean Drama - Best Writer (Kim Young Hyun, Park Sang Yun)
- 2010 46th Baeksang Arts Awards:
- Daesang (Grand Prize) (Ko Hyun Jung)
- Best New Actor Award (Kim Nam Gil)
- 2009 MBC Drama Awards:
- Daesang (Grand Prize) (Ko Hyun Jung)
- Top Excellence Award - Actress (Lee Yo Won)
- Top Excellence Award - Actor (Uhm Tae Woong)
- Excellence Award - Actor (Kim Nam Gil)
- Best New Actor Award (Yoo Seung Ho and Lee Seung Hyo)
- Drama of the Year Award
- Best Couple Award (Kim Nam Gil and Lee Yo Won)
- PD Award (Shin Goo)
- Special Child Actor Award (Nam Ji Hyun)
- Golden Acting Award (Ahn Kil Kang)
- Golden Acting Award (Seo Young Hee)
- Writer of the Year Award (Kim Young Hyun and Park Sang Yun)
Episode Ratings
See Queen Seon Deok/Episode Ratings
Trivia
- According to writers, Six Flying Dragons is the sequel of this drama. Source
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