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Jikji

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

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Cast

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Kim Jin Geun as Baegun Gyeonghan 백운경한 (37-60)
Han Min as Myodeok 묘덕 (20-40)
Won Mi Won as Baegun's mother 백운의 노모 (80)
Kim Byung Se as Jeongangun 정안군 (45)
Lee Il Hwa as Suchun Ongju 수춘 옹주 (40)
Lee Jung Gil as King Chungsuk 충숙왕 (50代)
Yang Mi Kyung as Gwibi wonssi 귀비 원씨 (40代)
Ahn Seo Jung (안서정) as Princess Wonnara 원나라 공주 (30代)
Yoo Seung Bok (유승복) as Myodeok's Boo 묘덕의 부 (50)
Cha Joo Ok as Myodeok's stepmother (35)
Jang Nam Kyung (장남경) as 이웃 조씨 (17)
In Do In (인도인) as Jigongseonsa 지공선사 (70代)
Lee Young Joon as Naonghwasang 나옹화상 (20代~)
Lee Duk Jin (이덕진) as Naonghwasang 나옹화상 / Seokchan 석찬 (25)
Yoon Seo Hyun as Daljam 달잠 (22)
Hwang Ui Kwon (황의권) as Yi Saek 이색 (30대)
Kang Sang Goo (강상구) as Kim Gye Saeng 김계생 (30대)

Production Credits

Director: Lee Chang Sub (이창섭)
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.

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