Nangnak-jangsong EP4–7Full Story|Seong Sam-mun and the Six Martyred Ministers|1-Hour Korean History

There was a scholar who defended his country with a single brush. He proved the worth of Joseon's writing before Ming China's greatest poet, wept with the royal seal in his arms to protect a boy king, and on the cart to his execution, he called the usurper "Nauri" and left one final poem. The sword took their lives, but it could not take their words. The world called them the Sayuksin, the Six Martyred Ministers. Written and sung by SUNG HEON, the 26th-generation descendant of Seong Sam-mun, watch Episodes 4 through the final Episode 7 of "Nangnak-jangsong: Seong Sam-mun, Words That Last a Thousand Years" in one sitting. ▶ Chapters 00:00 EP4 · The Day They Fought with Brushes — A poetry duel with the Ming envoy, the death of King Sejong 00:00 EP5 · The Candle That Went Out — King Munjong's fur coat, the 1453 coup, a parting with Sin Suk-ju 00:00 EP6 · The Lone Pine — Weeping with the royal seal, the day the sword-bearers never stood 00:00 EP7 · Words That Last a Thousand Years — The Tribunal, the final poem on the cart, and New York Seong-min's story continues in the novel "Spring Beyond the Iron Gate." Written & Directed by SUNG HEON | Produced by HEON PRODUCTION OST "The Day the Wind Was Cut" · Vocals: Ye-on · Lyrics & Music: SUNG HEON ※ Based on the royal annals and historical tradition; some characters and dialogue are dramatized. Visuals and voices were created with AI. #Nangnakjangsong #SeongSammun #Sayuksin #KoreanHistory #Joseon #KDrama #HistoricalDrama #AIFilm ________________________________________