It is true that Gwanghaegun acted against humanity. The queen of King Seonjo, who came in late after Gwanghae-gun became a crown prince, gave birth to a son (Grand Prince Yeongchang). So, the ministers of the royal court were divided into Gwanghaegun and Yeongchangdaegun, and partisan battles began over the succession of the throne. The Joseon royal family, who had been stationed in China, had to obtain permission from the emperor of China (the Ming Dynasty) regarding the crown prince and queen Chaekbong. At this time, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty did not recognize Gwanghae-gun's status as a crown prince. Gwanghaegun ascends to the throne when King Seonjo, who inwardly tried to abolish Gwanghaegun and raise Prince Yeongchang as Crown Prince, suddenly dies. However, the rebellion of the officials who tried to establish Prince Yeongchang continued, and disputes over the legitimacy of Gwanghaegun continued, forcing Gwanghaegun to exercise unstable royal power from the beginning of power. So Gwanghae-gun eventually killed his younger half-brother, Prince Yeongchang. It ruins Prince Yeongchang's biological mother, Inmokdaebi. He also killed many of the royal servants who were a threat to his throne. Some people call Gwanghaegun Paeryun, tyrant, etc. Not only Gwanghaegun, but also all kings of all time mercilessly suppressed the role of challenging the throne. However, all of Gwanghaegun's achievements were obscured by the artificial rebels and only the situation was greatly inflated. In addition, Gwanghaegun's personality was fabricated as a violent and brutal tyrant. There's a saying that history is made by the winners... In fact, Gwanghaegun was on the throne for a short period of 15 years, but what kind of king Gwanghaegun was...And we don't know why we were kicked out. Gwanghaegun has been completely shunned in history. Gwanghaegun was a king with very weak legitimacy. Some raised the question of whether Prince Yeongchang should become king because he was born later. Even in the Ming Dynasty, Gwanghaegun's kingship...Since it was a situation where diplomatic issues were raised that did not recognize the throne, large-scale civil engineering work was carried out excessively to compensate for such legitimacy. Because of this national project... Wasn't there also a purpose of blocking objections or problems against yourself? I think that's what I thought. At that time, Gwanghae-gun's biggest concern and task was to rebuild Joseon, which collapsed to the point of collapse due to the Imjin War. To do that, the first thing you need is... Strengthen the kingship...It was to correct the discipline of the country. Gwanghaegun's palace construction several times... You can understand it from this background. In the era of supporting the Ming Dynasty like a god... Gwanghaegun, who ascended the throne, implemented an unexpected policy on Ming. They don't accept requests from their names.In favor of Joseon...Foreign policy is implemented. Neutral diplomacy... The Ming Dynasty has long existed as a powerhouse in Northeast Asia. And Joseon served the Ming Dynasty as a commercial country. But...Northeast Asia...A new powerhouse will emerge. It's "Hu-geum." A new country that appeared at that time...Hugeum... grew rapidly and gradually expanded its territory. And eventually, in 1618, he attacked and fell the Musunseong Fortress of the Ming Dynasty. Then, in a hurry, the Ming Dynasty demands Joseon to dispatch troops. But Gwanghaegun didn't comply with the Ming Dynasty's request. With this excuse and that excuse, I just postpone the dispatch of reinforcements. And it's not until a year later that we decide to dispatch the troops. Not only that...The belatedly dispatched reinforcements are not active in the war at all. The forces that expelled Gwanghaegun from the palace criticized Gwanghaegun's foreign policy. I betrayed my order right away.He showed his sincerity to Hu-geum, who is an orang-cain. Meanwhile, when the Ming Dynasty was pushed back in the war, Joseon's Daemyung Support Army intentionally surrendered to Hu Keum under the direction of Gwanghaegun. Meanwhile, Gwanghae-gun is also devoted to collecting information on the new powerhouse, Hugeum. Daemyung Support Army, who surrendered to Hugeum, stayed in Hugeum for the next seven years and returned to Joseon... During those seven years, they not only informed Gwanghaegun of the circumstances of the money, but also served as a diplomat... In order to counter the later horsemen, Gwanghaegun secretly strives to make firearms and tanks. He makes it clear that he doesn't mean to be friends with the money afterwards instead of the royal court. The claim that "he betrayed his name and showed sincerity to Hu-geum" was completely different from Gwanghaegun's idea. Gwanghaegun tried to establish a country right after the war...Establishing the kingship...It also carries out innovative politics for the people. Even in Gwanghaegun's internal affairs, it's hard to say that he's the king of tyranny. Then, what is the real reason why Gwanghaegun was kicked out? The biggest reason for the Injo Rebellion was the murder of Prince Yeongchang and the abolition of Inmokdaebi. Will it...? If the king is abolished in the name of killing the king's brother or brother, what happens to King Taejong, King Sejo, and King Injo, who kills his son later, and even his grandson. Injo and Ravn... What about Ravn? The biggest reason for dethroning Gwanghaegun is the Daedongbeop... In the past, all the people had to pay tribute to the country. But... This law does not impose taxes on poor farmers. It is a system that requires only landowners to pay rice. It's a very innovative bill to rescue poor farmers. But Lee first proposed this bill...During the reign of King Seonjo, it was not implemented directly due to strong opposition from the vested class, but...As soon as Gwanghae ascended to the throne...This law is named Daedong Law and enforced in Gyeonggi-do. After the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592,More than half of the nation's debate is devastated.Considering the situation at the time when farmers' lives were extremely difficult...Despite opposition from vested interests, the law was enforced. In that sense, the actual justification for the Injo Rebellion was to make up for it when the Daedong Law was implemented or reform politics at the time, and the vested forces reduced their own form of power... The forces that kicked out Gwanghaegun and took power abolish all the reform politics that Gwanghaegun had implemented. The representative one is the Daedong Law, which was abolished immediately after the Injo class. Not only that, but foreign policy changes... Let's strengthen the ranks of the commanders again. At that time, Joseon not only reported all the affairs with Hugeum to the Ming, but also informed the Ming of information on Hugeum that Joseon was grasping. And these foreign policies eventually led to another war in Joseon.In other words, it is the Jeongmyo Horan and the Byeongja Horan, which Qing invaded Joseon. Because of foreign policy that ignores reality...Joseon was once again engulfed in the whirlwind of war. King Injo of Joseon, who lost in this war, bowed thousands of times to Hu-geum's forehead.It's a pity, but the tomb of Gwanghaegun, which is now shabby, shows how Gwanghaegun has been evaluated by us in the past.
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