Empress Myeongseong murder.

 A report by Japanese consul Sadatsuji Uchida was released in the media, asking, "Did you drag him out of the yard and kill him or not?" and moving other testimonies that you investigated before. Sabatin's testimony (Russian Surveyor): He was at the scene. "Instead of the court, who was preventing the invasion of the thieves, Lee Kyung-jik was hit in the waist by a gun shot by the Japanese army's so-called Miyamoto and then killed again." The assassins pull out the three most stylish and queen-looking women among the court ladies and mercilessly stab them on the floor. The queen, who had been in a desperate state after being stabbed, regained consciousness and asked in a faint voice, "Is the prince safe?" At that time, an assassin rushed in, trampled on the queen, and stabbed her repeatedly. After that, the perpetrators pulled out the court ladies in the room one by one to check whether the queen was dead or not. "The robbers poured oil and piled piles of firewood to set fire. Yoon Seok-woo buried all the bodies and some pieces of black bones in some land under the instructions of Woo Bum-seon, and the rest of the remains were thrown away in the Hyangwonji next to it or in a nearby well. At 8 a.m. on August 20, 1895, Empress Myeongseong passed away. "The two gates entering Geoncheongung Palace were blocked by the Japanese with guards standing, and in the middle of the yard, about 40 Joseon army training teams put weapons on the ground and arranged them. Before and after them, Japanese officers were guarding them in uniforms. ....... Some of them ran inside and outside the room, dragged women's hair, threw them under the floor, and kicked them." But British consul Hillier, who reviewed the case, said Sabatin's testimony. Next, testimony to Kobayakawa, the queen's attack group in contrast- "A woman was lying down when I entered the room. The woman was wearing a short white ginseng as if she had just come out of bed, and she wore a white underwear underneath, but the white flesh was exposed under her knees, and she lay flat and died with her chest and both elbows exposed. Looking closely, I could only see a slender body, a gentle face, and white skin at the age of 26. Rather than dead, she seemed to be beautifully asleep forever, looking like a doll lying down. The queen who ruled JYUN HAO by moving her arms with thin hands. I don't think it's the very remains of the woman. It was indeed an extremely disastrous sight. It seemed that the two blade marks at the intersection of the queen's forehead were fatal injuries." You can ignore Kim Jin-myung's novel The Kidnapping of the Crown Prince.