Is the Masters Sun worth watching?
Overall, I highly recommend this drama. The ghosts may be off-putting for some because of the horror-like aspect but the story of money-obsessed Joo Joong Won and insomniac-weirdo Tae Gong Sil is totally worth every second watching this drama.
Does Masters Sun have romance?
He gives her one of the most romantic hugs you will ever see. Indeed, The Master’s Sun does romance better than just about all the shows out there. The end of each episode even ends on a romantic cliffhanger, cliffhangers that will have you binging through this 17-episode series in no time.
When did Yi Kang become a legitimate prince?
It was not until 1892 when he was recognized as a legitimate prince with the name of Yi Kang, and was titled Prince Uihwa with the style of Royal Highness, following a decree issued by his father. He married Lady Kim Sudeok, a daughter of an official in court, Kim Sajun.
How old was Yi Kang when he died?
Yi Kang passed way a week later on August 15, 1955, at the age of 78, in his mansion “Seongrakwon” Manor (now Seongnagwon Garden, in Seongbuk District, Seoul); he was buried in Hongneung and Yureung, where his father and brothers were buried in Namyangju near Seoul.
When did Duke Yi Kang of Korea retire?
As of November 10, 1925, a law for defining the status of the former Korean imperial family was made; on June 12, 1930, Yi Kang officially retired and his eldest son Yi Geon succeeded him as duke, but Yi Kang’s styles and allowances still remained until the end of World War II.
What did Yi Kang do as an ambassador?
Prince Yi Kang was appointed special ambassador to the Empire of Japan for the celebration ceremonies for Japan’s victory in the First Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895. The next year, he visited six European countries as an ambassador extraordinary: the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Russia, Italy and Austria-Hungary.