Ballad of Seodong
- English：Ballad of Seodong
- Korean：서동요
- Original Network： SBS（2005－2006）
- Aired： 2005/09/05 - 2006/03/27
Cast
Summary＆Synopsis
Seo-dong song (Korean: 서동요) is a TV Series. Broadcast starts on 2005-09-05. The broadcast ended on 2006-03-27.
The broadcasting station is SBS (2005-2006). A taiga TV series depicting the sweet and painful love of the King of Baekje. The place is Baekje. This was during the era of the Three Kingdoms, Goguryeo and Silla.
, late 6th century. Moklas, who works at a workshop in the royal palace, and Yongamo, a beautiful dancer, are in love with each other. They promise to marry Moklas if he becomes a doctor. However, Yongamo caught the eye of the king and
We end up spending the night together. Because it was the day before an important national festival, he was about to be hanged by King Anti's subjects, but he managed to get through it by saying, "I didn't do that!" But yo
Ngamo becomes pregnant. In order not to find out about this, the king's close aide Wang tries to kill her, but thanks to Moklas he is saved, but she ends up leaving his former in tears... Unborn child a few years later
The child was named Chan and grew up to be intelligent. . “Seodongyo” is said to be the first traditional folk song in Korea to be composed in the four-syllable form.
) is said to have been written during the era of the 26th King of Silla, Jinpyeong, in the form of a folk song). This Korean TV series "Seodong Song" is based on the story of Prince Seodong and Princess Seonhwa, and depicts the growth process of King Mu of Baekje and the king of Baekje.
A work depicting the succession dispute and the behind-the-scenes history of the royal courts of Baekje and Silla. ``Seodong Song'', which was produced as a 54-part Taiga TV Series to commemorate SBS's 15th anniversary, is written by the author of ``The Vow of the Court Lady Janggeum''.
It also became a Hot Topic because it was produced by Kim Young-hyun and Lee Byung-hoon.
Seodong-yo (薯童謠) is a children's song or true song (a song that hints at the situation of the times or political signs) created during the reign of King Jinpyeong (眞平王) of Silla (before 599).
folk song). It is known that King Mu of Baekje wrote this song when he was a boy and had his children sing it widely. Seodong (King Mu’s childhood name)
Although it was a children's song sung by children at the time due to a personal conspiracy, folk songs of that type were widely sung in the previous era, and this became established as a four-part hyangga.
I guess. Therefore, Seodongyo is the oldest form of Hyangga and its form is known to be four spheres. In 《Samguk Yusa》 written by Ilyeon, a monk of the Goryeo Dynasty.
It is included. 'Seodong' is a common noun that refers to a group of boys who made a living by digging wild herbs and wild herbs, including Seoyeo (薯蕷, hemp).
It can be seen as a collective name of the same type as Chodong (樵童), Mokdong (牧童), etc. Therefore, this “Seodongyo” is a story related to Seodong, that
It can be said that it was handed down as a single song contained within. In other words, 「Seodongyo」 is a song of Seodongs that was jointly produced with no specific author found.
It has the character of a folk song that has been handed down.
The broadcasting station is SBS (2005-2006). A taiga TV series depicting the sweet and painful love of the King of Baekje. The place is Baekje. This was during the era of the Three Kingdoms, Goguryeo and Silla.
, late 6th century. Moklas, who works at a workshop in the royal palace, and Yongamo, a beautiful dancer, are in love with each other. They promise to marry Moklas if he becomes a doctor. However, Yongamo caught the eye of the king and
We end up spending the night together. Because it was the day before an important national festival, he was about to be hanged by King Anti's subjects, but he managed to get through it by saying, "I didn't do that!" But yo
Ngamo becomes pregnant. In order not to find out about this, the king's close aide Wang tries to kill her, but thanks to Moklas he is saved, but she ends up leaving his former in tears... Unborn child a few years later
The child was named Chan and grew up to be intelligent. . “Seodongyo” is said to be the first traditional folk song in Korea to be composed in the four-syllable form.
) is said to have been written during the era of the 26th King of Silla, Jinpyeong, in the form of a folk song). This Korean TV series "Seodong Song" is based on the story of Prince Seodong and Princess Seonhwa, and depicts the growth process of King Mu of Baekje and the king of Baekje.
A work depicting the succession dispute and the behind-the-scenes history of the royal courts of Baekje and Silla. ``Seodong Song'', which was produced as a 54-part Taiga TV Series to commemorate SBS's 15th anniversary, is written by the author of ``The Vow of the Court Lady Janggeum''.
It also became a Hot Topic because it was produced by Kim Young-hyun and Lee Byung-hoon.
Seodong-yo (薯童謠) is a children's song or true song (a song that hints at the situation of the times or political signs) created during the reign of King Jinpyeong (眞平王) of Silla (before 599).
folk song). It is known that King Mu of Baekje wrote this song when he was a boy and had his children sing it widely. Seodong (King Mu’s childhood name)
Although it was a children's song sung by children at the time due to a personal conspiracy, folk songs of that type were widely sung in the previous era, and this became established as a four-part hyangga.
I guess. Therefore, Seodongyo is the oldest form of Hyangga and its form is known to be four spheres. In 《Samguk Yusa》 written by Ilyeon, a monk of the Goryeo Dynasty.
It is included. 'Seodong' is a common noun that refers to a group of boys who made a living by digging wild herbs and wild herbs, including Seoyeo (薯蕷, hemp).
It can be seen as a collective name of the same type as Chodong (樵童), Mokdong (牧童), etc. Therefore, this “Seodongyo” is a story related to Seodong, that
It can be said that it was handed down as a single song contained within. In other words, 「Seodongyo」 is a song of Seodongs that was jointly produced with no specific author found.
It has the character of a folk song that has been handed down.