Hwajung
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Contents
Details
- Title: 화정 / Hwajung
- Also known as: Splendid Politics
- Previously known as: Princess Jungmyung
- Genre: Historical, political, romance
- Episodes: 50
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 2015-Apr-?? to 2015-Oct-??
- Air time: Monday & Tuesday 22:00
- Original Soundtrack: Hwajung OST
Synopsis
This interpretation tells of Gwanghaegun of Joseon as the son of a concubine and secondary heir, who in his thirst for power, usurps the Crown and ousts his half-sister Jungmyung from the palace. Gwanghae is then deposed in a Coup d'état by the Westerners (Korean political faction), who replace him with Injo of Joseon. Extremely paranoid and wanting to stabilise his position, he is also out for Jungmyung's life.
Cast
Main
- Cha Seung Won as Prince Gwanghae
- Lee Tae Hwan as teen Gwanghae
- Lee Yun Hee as Princess Jungmyung
- Jung Chan Bi (정찬비) as teen Jungmyung
- ??? as young Jungmyung
- Kim Jae Won as King Injo
- Seo Kang Joon
- Lee Sung Min as Prime Minister Lee Deok Hyung
Extended
- Park Young Gyu
- Kim Chang Wan
- Kim Gwang Gyu
- Jung Woong In
- Jo Sung Ha
- Han Joo Wan
- Gong Myung
- Hwang Young Hee
- Heo Jung Eun (허정은)
Production Credits
- Production Company: TBA
- Director: Kim Sang Ho
- Screenwriter: Kim Yi Young
Episode Ratings
Notes
- This drama interprets real-life Prince Kwang Hae as an evil person who steals the crown from the rightful bloodline.
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