The Moon That Embraces the Sun

 

Title: 해를 품은 달 / The Moon That Embraces the Sun
Chinese Title: 月亮怀抱太阳
Also known as: The Sun and The Moon / The Moon Embracing the Sun
Genre: Romance, Fantasy, Period
Episodes: 20 + 2 Special
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2012-Jan-04 to 2012-Mar-15
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

 

Synopsis

“The Moon Embracing The Sun” tells a love story between King Lee Hwon and a female shaman named Wol. Wol was born from a noble family and became the crown princess, but she was entrapped and faced execution. Finally, she lived as a shaman.

Cast

Main Cast

Kim Soo Hyun as Lee Hwon
- Yeo Jin Goo as Lee Hwon (young)
Han Ga In as Wol / Heo Yeon Woo
- Kim Yoo Jung as Wol / Heo Yeon Woo (young)
Jung Il Woo as Prince Yang Myung
- Lee Min Ho (1993) as Prince Yang Myung (young)
Kim Min Seo as Yoon Bo Kyung
- Kim So Hyun as Yoon Bo Kyung (young)

The Palace

Kim Young Ae as Queen Jeonghui (Lee Hwon’s grandmother)
Ahn Nae Sang as as King Sung Jo (Lee Hwon’s father)
Kim Sun Kyung as Queen So Hye (Lee Hwon’s mother)
Nam Bo Ra as Princess Min Hwa (Lee Hwon’s sister)
- Jin Ji Hee as Princess Min Hwa (young)
Jung Eun Pyo as Hyung Sun
Song Jae Rim as Kim Chae Woon
- Lee Won Gun (이원근) as Kim Chae Woon (young)
Yoon Hee Suk as Hong Kyu Tae as Hong Gyu Tae
Kim Ye Ryung as Lady Park (Yang Myung’s mother)
Seo Hyun Chul as Shim San
Lee Seung Hyung as Han Jae Gil
Chu Gwi Jung as Court Lady Jo
Kim Min Kyung as Court Lady Min

The Sungsuchung

Jun Mi Sun as Female shaman Jang Nok Young
Kim Ik Tae as Hye Gak
Bae Noo Ri as Jan Shil
- Jo Min Ah (조민아) as Jan Shil (young)
Jang Young Nam as Ali (cameo, ep 1)

Heo Family

Sun Woo Jae Duk as Heo Young Jae (Yeon Woo and Yeom’s father)
Yang Mi Kyung as Shin Jung Kyung (Yeon Woo and Yeom’s mother)
Song Jae Hee as Heo Yeom
- Si Wan as Heo Yeom (young)
- Kim Jin Woo as Yeom (child)
Yoon Seung Ah as Seol
- Suh Ji Hee as Seol (young)

Yoon Family

Kim Eung Soo as Yoon Dae Hyung (Bo Kyung’s father)
Jang Hee Soo (장희수) as Mrs. Kim (Bo Kyung’s mother)
Kim Seung Wook as Yoon Soo Chan

Production Credits

Director: Kim Do Hoon
Screenwriter: Jin Soo Wan

Queen Insoo

 

Title: 인수대비 / Queen Insoo
Chinese Title: 仁粹大妃
Genre: Drama, Historical
Episodes: 50
Broadcast network: jTBC
Broadcast period: 2011-Dec-03 to 2012-May-20
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:00

 

Synopsis

The life of Queen Insoo from her childhood to adulthood as she ruled Joseon alongside her mother-in-law, Queen Junghee. A drama that starts with the 5th generation King Moon Jong to the 10th generation King Yeon San.

Cast

Chae Si Ra as Queen Insoo
- Ham Eun Jung as Queen Insoo (young)
- Jin Ji Hee as Queen Insoo (child)
Kim Young Ho as Prince Sooyang
Baek Sung Hyun as Prince Dowon
Kim Mi Sook as Queen Junghee
Kim Ga Yun as Prince Gyeyang’s wife
Baek Seung Hwan as Yoon Goo
Jang Yong as Han Hwak (Oueen Insoo’s Father)

Production Credits

Director: Lee Tae Ggon
Screenwriter: Jeong Ha Yeon

ROAD NUMBER ONE

Title: 로드 넘버원 / Road No. 1 / Road Number One
Chinese Title : 一号公路
Genre: Action, drama, romance, war
Episodes: 20
Broadcast Network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2010-June-23 to 2010-Aug-26
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

 

Synopsis

Based on the events occurring around “Route 1″, which lies between Seoul and Pyongyang. The story about Officer Lee Jang Woo who finds himself in a war that he is not prepared for in order to protect Soo Yeon, the woman he has known and loved since youth. However, he is able to put it past him and he displays extraordinary survival skills, friendship, cooperation and ideology under brutal war conditions. Soo Yeon awaits Jang Woo’s return, but eventually gets engaged to Tae Ho. When Jang Woo returns alive, however, Tae Ho discovers Jang Woo and Soo Yeon’s unbreakable bond and feels betrayed.

Cast

So Ji Sub as Lee Jang Woo
- Choi Bool Am old Jang Woo
Kim Ha Neul as Kim Soo Yeon
- Kim Yoo Jung as young Soo Yeon
Yoon Kye Sang as Shin Tae Ho
- Choi Bool Am as old Tae Ho
Choi Min Soo as Yoon Sam Soo (Commander of the 2nd Company)
Son Chang Min as Oh Jong Ki
Kim Jin Woo as Kim Soo Hyuk (Soo Yeon’s elder brother)
Nam Bo Ra as Kim Soo Hee (Soo Yeon’s younger sister)
Julien Kang as U.S. Marine Corps Platoon Leader
Kim Ye Ri (김예리) as Jo In Sook
Jin Sun Kyu (진선규) as Go Man Yong
Do Si Kang (도시강) as Kwon Jin Chul
Kim Dong Gon (김동곤) as Kim Duk Shil
Kim Jung Woon (김정운) as Kim Byung Goo
Park Kwan Sik (박관식) as Kim Bok Soo
Han Gook Jin (한국진) as Kim Sang Gook
Cha Hyun Woo (차현우) as Ma Chang Kil
Oh Dae Hwan (오대환) as Park Moon Ho
Shin Dam Soo (신담수) as Lee Geun Bae
No Hyung Wook as Young Soo
Lee Jin Sung as Jo In Je
Park Byung Eun (박병은) as Han Young Min
Song Jae Hee as Yang Kang Tae
No Young Hak as Heo Chan Shik
Kim Soo Hwan (김수환) as Woo Bum Jin
Jo Wan Ki (조완기) as Park Hong Ki
Yoo Jung Ho (유정호) as Byun Dae Young
Shin Hyun Joon as North Korean officer Jo Sang Wi (cameo)
Lee Chun Hee as soldier in the Youngchongyo bombing (cameo)
Jung Kyung Ho as supplies seller (cameo)
Hwang Bo Ra as girl who lived in Jong Ki’s home (cameo)
Oh Man Suk (cameo)
Moon Chae Won (cameo)
Kim Yeo Jin (cameo)
Jung So Young (cameo)

Production Credits

Director: Lee Jang Soo, Kim Jin Min
Screenwriter: Han Ji Hoon (한지훈)

Notes

The budget for this drama is estimated to be around 10 billion won.

 

TREE WITH DEEP ROOTS

Title: 뿌리깊은 나무 / Deep Rooted Tree
Chinese Title: 树大根深
Also Known as: Tree With Deep Roots
Genre: Period
Episodes: 24
Broadcast netwrok: SBS
Broadcast period: 2011-Oct-05 to 2011-Dec-22
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

 

Synopsis

Based on Lee Jeong-myeong’s novel “Deep-rooted Tree”. Work that highlights the serial killings during the 7 days before the announcement of the Korean script.

A series of murder occurred during the reign of King Sejong. As Kang Chae Yoon who is investigating these cases gets closer to the root of the truth, he finds himself embroiled in a massive conspiracy behind the serial killings which involves a group of genius who are willing to risked their lives towards their cause/goals and secret powers who will interfere with the course of his investigations.

Cast

Jang Hyuk as Kang Chae Yoon
- Chae Sang Woo as child Chae Yoon
Han Suk Kyu as King Sejong
- Song Joong Ki as teen Lee Do (later King Sejong)
- Kang San as child Lee Do
Shin Se Kyung as So Yi
- Kim Hyun Soo (김현수) as young So Yi
Ahn Suk Hwan as Lee Shin Juk
Lee Jae Yong as Jo Mal Saeng
Jo Jin Woong as Moo Hyool
Park Hyuk Kwon as Jung In Ji
Yoon Je Moon as Ga Ri On
Kim Ki Bang as Cho Tak
Shin Seung Hwan as Park Po
Song Ok Sook
Suh Joon Young as Prince Gwangpyeong
Lee Soo Hyuk as Yoon Pyeong
Kim Ki Bum as Park Paeng Nyeon
Jo Hee Bong as Han Ga Nom
Jun Young Bin as Mak Soo
Yoo Hyun Soo as Lee Soon Ji
Shin So Yool as Mok Yi
Shim So Hun (심소헌) as Duk Geum
Hyun Woo as Sung Sam Moon
Baek Yoon Shik as Taejong (cameo)
Yeo Jin Goo ??

Production Credits

Producer: Sidus HQ Productions
Director: Jang Tae Yoo
Screenwriter: Kim Young Hyun, Park Sang Yun (박상연)

KING GEUNCHOGO

Title: 근초고왕 / Geunchogo Wang / King Geunchogo
Chinese Title : 近肖古王
Also Known as : The King of Legend
Genre: Historical
Episodes: 60
Broadcast network: KBS1
Broadcast period: 2010-Nov-06 to 2011-May-29
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:40

 

Synopsis

The story of King Geunchogo, warrior king of Baekje. Under his reign, the kingdom experienced its glory days, with military conquests that saw him controlling most of the Korean peninsula and a subsequent enhancement of political power that reached its greatest height in Baekje’s history.

Cast

Kam Woo Sung as King Geunchogo
Kim Ji Soo as Buyeo Hwa
Lee Jong Won as King Gogukwon
Lee Ji Hoon as Hae Gun
Ahn Jae Mo as Jin Seung
Lee Se Eun as Wi Hong Ran
Yoon Seung Won as King Biryu (Geunchogo’s father)
Suh In Suk as Heukganggong
Choi Myung Gil as Haebi Haesosul (Biryu’s 1st Queen)
Kim Do Yun as Jinbi Saha (Biryu’s 2nd Queen)
Lee Jong Soo as Buyeo Chan
Lee Byung Wook as Buyeo Hwi
Kim Tae Hoon as Buyeo San
Han Jin Hee as King Gye
Ahn Shin Woo (안신우) as Buyeo Min
Choi Ji Na as Suk Ra Hae (Buyeo Min’s wife)
Hwang Dong Joo as Buyeo Moon
Jung Woong In as Wi Bi Rang
Kang Sung Jin as Pa Yoon
Kim Hyo Won (김효원) as Jin Jung
Kim Ki Bok as Hae Nyung
Kim Hyung Il as Jin Go Do
Jung Ui Kap as Bu Gan Tae
Kim Eung Soo as Jo Bool
Jun Byung Ok (전병옥) as Go No Ja
Park Chul Ho as Go Chi Soo
Won Suk Yun (원석연) as So Woo
Lee Duk Hwa as King Dongmyeongseong (Jumong)
Jung Ae Ri as So Seo No
Park Jung Woo as King Yuri
Kim Sung Hoon
Kim Joo Young as Onjo
Ahn Suk Hwan as Go Hong
Jung Hong Chae (정흥채) as Doo Go
Lee Joon
Jung Ji Ah as Chi Hee
Park Gri Na as Dan Dan Yi
Jung Jae Gon as Mo Yong Soo
Jun Kwang Jin (전광진) as Sa Ki
Kim Bo Mi
Uhm Kyung Hwan (엄경환) as Na Man
Park Gun Il as Geungusoo
Ham Eun Jung as Jin Ah Yi
Qri as Princess Yeojin
Han Jung Soo as Bok Goo Geom (cameo)

Production Credits

Chief Producer: Lee Jae Young (이재영)
Producer: Shin Hyun Soo, Han Chul Kyung
Director: Yoon Chang Bum, Kim Young Jo (김영조)
Assistant Director: Yoo Jong Sun (유종선), Kim Shin Il (김신일)
Sceenwriter: Jung Sung Hee, Yoo Seung Ryul (유승렬)

THE DUO

Title: The Duo
Genre: Period, romance
Episodes: 32
Director: Im Tae Woo (Air City, Dandelion Family), Kim Geun Hong
Screenwriter: Kim Woon Kyung (Returned Earthen Bowl)
Producer: Choi Yi Sub
Broadcast network: MBC, Monday & Tuesday 21:55
Broadcast period: 2011-Feb-07  to 2011-May-24 (replacing Queen of Reversals)

 

Synopsis
The drama tells the story of two men who were switched at birth. Chun Dong, born of noble birth, lives his life as a slave while Gwi Dong lives Chun Dong’s life as a nobleman. They both fall in love with the same girl, Dong Nyeo, a bright clever girl, he daughter of the village schoolteacher.
Chun Dong is a kind-hearted bandit meanwhile Gwi Dong is police chief.

Main Cast
Chun Jung Myung as Chun Dong
Han Ji Hye as Dong Nyeo
Lee Sang Yoon as Gwi Dong
No Young Hak as young Chun Doong
Choi Woo Shik as young Gwi Dong
Jin Se Yun as young Dong Nyeo
Seo Hyun Jin as Dal Yi
Lee Sun Young as young Dal Yi
Lee Moon Shik as Jang Kkok Ji
Jung In Ki as Soe Dol
Kwon Oh Joong as Kang Po Soo
Seo Yi Sook as Keun Nyeo
Ahn Yeon Hong as Ja Geun Nyeon
Jung Kyung Ho as Kkul Tteok
Kang Ji Sub as Jin Deuk
Park Dae Won  as young Jin Deuk
Lee Shin Sung as Do Gap
Choi Woo Hyuk as young Do Gap
Kim Ki Bang as Gom Chi
Jo Chang Geun as Poong Gae
Kim Kyung Jin  Mal Son
Choi Jong Hwan as Dr. Kim Jae Ik
Im Chae Won as Lady Kwon
Lee Seol Ah as Geum Ok
Kim So Hyun as young Geum Ok
Kim Myung Soo as Hyun Gam
Jung Han Hun as Mr. Park
Ra Mi Ran  as Eob Deuk Ne
Lee Ji Soo as Sam Wol
Kang Shin Il as Sung Cho Shi
Baek Jong Hak  as Yoo Sun Dal
Im Hyun Sik as Old Man Hwang
Yoon Yoo Sun as Mak Soon
Yoon Yong Hyun as Choon Bo
Gong Hyung Jin as Gong Po Gyo
Jung Chan as Jo Sun Dal
Jang Yong Hee  as Pan Sool
Chi Woo  as young Pan Sool
Im Dae Ho as But Deul’s father
Yoon Hong Bin  as young Won Chil
Yang Mi Kyung as Chun Doong’s mother
Baek Sung Heum  as young But Deul
Kim Woo Suk as young Se Gap

KING GWANGGAETO THE GREAT

Title: 광개토대왕 / Gwanggaeto Dae Wang / King Gwanggaeto the Great
Chinese Title : 广开土太王
Also known as: Gwanggaeto, The Great Conqueror
Genre: Historical
Episodes: 80 (To Be Confirmed)
Broadcast network: KBS1
Broadcast period: 2011-June-04 to 2012-Mar-04
Air time: Saturday & Sunday 21:40

 

Synopsis

A drama detailing the life of King Gwanggaeto the Great, who restored the glory of Goguryeo by wresting power back from Baekje, which had invaded Goguryeo prior to Gwanggaeto’s birth and dominated East Asia under the rule of King Geunchogo.

Cast

Lee Tae Gon as Dam Duk / Gwanggaeto the Great
Kim Seung Soo as Go Woon
Im Ho as Mo Yong Bo
Oh Ji Eun as Do Young

Dam Duk’s followers

Hong Kyung In as Yeon Sal Ta
Lee In Hye as Yak Yeon

Goguryeo army

Kim Jin Tae as Go Moo
Nam Sung Jin as Go Chang
Lee Won Bal (이원발) as Mo Doo Young
Im Dae Ho as Mo Doo Ru
Go In Bum as Ma Soo

Later Yan army

Kim Dong Hyun as Mo Yong Soo
Jung Ho Geun as Poong Bal

Ministers of Goguryeo

Choi Dong Joon as Gae Yeon Soo
Oh Wook Chul as Ga Ra Ji
Im Byung Ki (임병기) as Yeo So Yi
Ban Suk Jin (반석진) as Yeon Do Bu
Sun Dong Hyuk (선동혁) as Gye Pil
Choi Sang Hoon as Lee Young

Royal family of Goguryeo

Jung Tae Woo as Dam Mang
Song Yong Tae as Lee Ryun
Lee Bo Hee as Go Ya
Jo An as Dam Joo

The Malgals (Mohe), Rulers of the Grasslands

Kim Gyu Chul as Seol Do An
Kim Jung Hwa as Seol Ji

Other people

Kim Jung Hyun as Dol Bi Soo
Kim Duk Hyun

Production Credits

Chief Producer: Lee Jae Young (이재영)
Producer: Lee Won Ik, Park Man Young
Director: Kim Jong Sun
Sceenwriter: Jo Myung Joo, Jang Ki Chang (장기창)

WARRIOR BAEK DONG SOO

Title: 무사 백동수 / Musa Baek Dong Soo / Warrior Baek Dong Soo
Chinese Title: 武士白东修
Previously known as: 야뇌 백동수 / Honorable Baek Dong Soo
Genre: Period
Episodes: 29 + 1 Special Episode
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2011-July-04 to 2011-Oct-11
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

 

Synopsis

Set in the Joseon Dynasty during King Jeongjo’s reign, this martial-arts fusion sageuk is centered around the events involving Crown Prince Sado’s conspiracy. Warrior Baek Dong Soo was a real-life legend who created a martial arts guide in Joseon. His group who defends King Jeongjo is pitted against a mysterious organization of assassins who plot to kill the King.

Cast

Ji Chang Wook as Baek Dong Soo
- Yeo Jin Goo as young Dong Soo
Yoo Seung Ho as Yeo Woon
- Park Gun Tae as young Yeo Woon
Yoon So Yi as Hwang Jin Joo
- Lee Hye In (이혜인) as young Jin Joo
Shin Hyun Bin as Yoo Ji Sun
- Nam Ji Hyun as young Ji Sun
Choi Min Soo as Chun
Jun Kwang Ryul as Kim Gwang Taek
Park Joon Gyu as Huk Sa Mo
Park Won Sang as Jang Dae Pyo
Lee Jin Ah as Jang Mi
Oh Man Suk as Crown Prince Sado
Yoon Ji Min as Ji
Park Chul Min as In
Jun Gook Hwan as King Yeongjo
Geum Dan Bi as Queen Jungsoo
Lee Won Jong as Hong Dae Joo
Jung Ho Bin as Im Soo Woong
Ahn Suk Hwan as Seo Yoo Dae
Kim Dong Gyoon as Boo Gwan
Choi Jae Hwan as Yang Cho Rip
- Shin Dong Woo as young Cho Rip
Uhm Hyo Sup as Baek Sa King
Kim Hee Jung as Park sshi
Lee Kye In as Yeo Cho Sang
Sung Ji Roo as Hwang Jin Ki
Kim Da Yun (김다연) as Kim Hong Do
Kim Eung Soo as Yoo So Kang
Ji Yoo as Jang Mi So
Kang Sung as Hong Sa Hae
Choi Yoon So as Goo Hyang
Lee Shi Un

Production Credits

Scriptwriter: Kwon Soon Gyu (권순규)
Producer: Lee Hyun Jik, Kim Hong Sun (김홍선)

THE PRINCESS’ MAN

Title: 공주의 남자 / Gongjooeui Namja / The Princess’ Man
Chinese Title: 公主的男人
Genre: Period, romance
Episodes: 24
Broadcast network: KBS2
Broadcast period: 2011-July-20 to 2011-Oct-06
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

 

Synopsis

A tragic love story between the daughter of Prince Suyang and grandson of Kim Jong Seo.

Cast

Moon Chae Won as Lee Se Ryung
Park Shi Hoo as Kim Seung Yoo
Song Jong Ho as Shin Myun
Hong Soo Hyun as Princess Kyung Hye
Lee Soon Jae as Kim Jong Seo
Kim Young Chul as Prince Suyang (later King Sejo)
Lee Min Woo as Jungjong

Extended Cast

Uhm Hyo Sup as Lee Kye
Lee Joo Suk as Prince Anpyung
Heo Jung Kyu (허정규) as Kim Seung Gyu
Ga Deuk Hi as Lady Ryu
Kim Yoo Bin as Kim Ah Kang
Kim Seo Ra as Lady Yoon
Yoo Ha Joon as Im Woon
Jung Dong Hwan as Munjong
No Tae Yub (노태엽) as Danjong
Min Ji as Yeo Ri
Ban So Young as Eun Geum
Seo Hye Jin as Lee Se Jung
Kwon Hyun Sang as Lee Soong
Lee Hyo Jung as Shin Sook Joo
Lee Dae Yeon as Kwon Ram
Yoon Seung Won as Ohn Nyeong Goon
Kwon Tae Won as Min Shin
Kim Ik Tae as Jo Geuk Gwan
Kim Young Bae as Jun Gyoon
Lee Hee Do as Han Myung Hwa
Kim Roe Ha as Jo Suk Joo
Yoon Jong Hwa as Jun Noh Kyul
Choi Moo Sung (최무성) as Ham Gwi
Jung Geun (정근) as Mak Son
Lee El as Mae Hyang
Hong Il Kwon as Prince Geum Sung
Choo So Young as Cho Hee
Choi Han Bit (최한빛) as Moo Young
Lee Seul Bi as So Aeng

Production Credits

Director: Kim Jung Min
Screenwriter: Jo Jung Joo (조정주)

Jumong @ Prince of The Legend

Title: 삼한지-주몽 편 / Jumong – Prince of The Legend
also known as : The Book of Three Han
Chinese title : 三韓志-朱蒙篇
Episodes: 81
Genre: Historical
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2006-May-15 to 2007-Mar-06
Air time: Monday & Tuesday 21:55

 

Synopsis

“Magnitude is about to start.”

You are about to go back to the time of Goguryeo, a time which was bigger than now.
‘A time when our nation was the most beautiful’, ‘A time when our nation was the center of the world’. Have you ever met such a time?! dares to journey into a time no one has ever gone back to. The most surprising time in history has come back 2000 years later, a time when the nation made China fall down to their knees and when we fought other nations without any fear.

Meet a hero bigger than the myth.
Alexander, Genghis Khan, we have the hero who overwhelmed his generation and changed history, Jumong! Up to now we have been used to dramas dealing with the history of kings and knights but now we are about to challenge in creating a drama with the birth of a true hero. A name only remembered as a myth. Get ready to meet Jumong, the hero who opened up the skies of the Old Joseon, which was once ours, by fighting thousands and thousands of armies.

Meet the love even bigger than the history.
‘Love’ seems to be the one common denominator across people of all generations and nations. ‘Love’ gets swept away with the waves of time and also gets hurt with biased views in societies, but it also creates a new kind of history by wrestling against adversity and the trials of time. True love, which is uncommonly seen in history, is re-drawn through the drama of our once forgotten history.
Through the wisdom and courage of Korea’s first queen So Seo-no…

Cast

Song Il Gook as Ju-Mong
Han Hye Jin as Soh Suh No
Kim Seung Soo as Prince Dae-So
Hu Joon Ho as Hae Mo-Su
Oh Yun Soo as Lady Yoo-Hwa
Kyun Mi Ri as Queen Wan Hoo
Jun Kwang Ryul as King Geum-Wa
Song Ji Hyo as Ye So Ya (Jumong’s wife)
Park Tam Hee as Yang Seol Ran

Extended Cast

Bae Soo Bin as Sayong
Im Dae Ho as Hyoppo
Ahn Jung Hoon as Mari
Yeo Ho Min as Oi
Jung Ho Bin as Woo Tae
Jung Han Hun as Woo Tae’s father
Lee Kye In as Mo Pal Mo
Park Nam Hyun as Na Ro (Dae So’s loyal subject)
Lee Sang Yi
Jin Hee Kyung as Yeo Mi Eul (the sorceress)
Lee Jae Yong as Boo Deuk Bool
Kwon Eun Ah as Mau Ryung (sorceress from Wan Hoo’s clan)
Won Ki Joon as Prince Young Po
Kim Byung Gi as Chief Yuntabal (Soh Suh No’s father)
Im So Young as Bu Young
Ha Yong Jin
Ahn Yong Joon as Yuri
Kim Suk as Ohnjo
Yoon Dong Hwan as Yang-jung
Kim Min Chan as Muk-geo
Kang Eun Tak as Chan-soo
Jang Hyo Jin
Lee Won Jae

Production Credits

Director: Lee Joo Hwan
Screenwriter: Jung Hyung Soo and Choi Wan Kyu