Hidden Secrete of King and Queen's Living Place.
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One of the interesting thing in Palace was King and Queen had lived in different room. They didn't live together. King had had a his own living house, and Qween had had a her own place.
This is King's living house in the name of Ghang Ryeong Jeon. Ghang Ryeong Jeon means 'wishing peace palace'
The name of Queen's living house is Gyo Tae Jeon. Gyo Tae Jeon means 'exchanging greatness palace' I was curious what is the greatness when I was a child. Of course, they exchanged Yin and Yang.
In Choson Dynasty, it was really important for king's family to have a boy who could link king's reign.
They could not satisfy only one option to have a heir of king out of Queen. So king should have a chance to sleep with his concubines.
When King want to have a child with Queen, he went to Queen's living house.
This kind of living style must be bad and sad for Queen.
The living place of King and Queen was very close. So Queen knows which concubine was entered into King's place. It must be a curse to Queen. But Queen never have expressed her feelings.
There are common structures in architectural perspective in King and Queen's house
There were no rooftops binding the roof tiles.
To receive heaven's power directly, they made King and Queen's living place without rooftops.
Ley's look at other buildings in the Palace
You could look at the white rooftops binding the tyles
This is the hidden secrete of Palace.
Then let's look at the inside of their house.
Inside of King and Queen's house was as humble as an ordinary novel family.
Thank you for reading.
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Very interesting that they don't have a rooftop. I've not been in this place. I wished you picture the king and queen too. Are they alive now?
Dynasty was gone to the past
A bitter-sweet post today,@slowwalker, describing the lifestyle of the king and queen.
It's symbolic that the roofs of their respective quarters had no binding tiles - the king and queen were only loosely bound together.
Their relationship was primarily borne of duty with the main responsibility being to produce a male heir.
The use of many concubines to ensure that there would be a male descendant only underlines the importance of this aspect and results the subjugation of their private life to the public good.
It was sad for both of them.
There was little regard for the private lives of the king and queen - even their roofs were open to permit power from above regardless of their personal discomfort.
Such a difficult life for them, @slowwalker, as they fulfilled their duties to the state.
Thank you for your explanation
you're welcome, @slowwalker
Great photos. Nice work
Thank you so much
Very interesting article with nice photos. I couldn't find the name of the present country or geographical location to refer to.
So I looked up some of the names in the post and discovered that it is Korea. Just for the information of others who might want to know.
@slowwalker - Great post, but you may like to add a line that says Korea somewhere, just so that people don't get confused. I am sure that it was an inadvertent omission and I did the right thing by adding it in my comment. Thanks!
Poor are the Queen's but sometimes poor are the Kings for the queen plotted him a surprising death, hahaha influenced by the movie. Steem on! But good post indeed. :)
lol,
So the fights in court had been happened between the Queen and concubines.
No worries about that queen already poisoned the king and she did it first to the concubines, what a wicked queen hahaha.
It's a great heritage to look at , sir @slowwalker. Choson dynasty was famous for their esteemed living style which was kind of weird as per today's generation. Although, this king and queen separate place living was really sad for queen.
Yes they were in sad destiny
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