Myeongneung (명릉)

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Myeongneung(명릉)



Joseon Hanedanligi 19.Kral’i Sukjong (1661-1720, ikinci yasal esi Kraliçe Inhyeong (1667-1700) ve Gim ailesinden üçüncü yasal esi Kraliçe Inwon'un (1687-1757), kraliyetle ilgili kabirleridir.

Kral Sukjong'un döneminde Joseon Hanedanligi tarihinde siyasal açidan güçlü ve büyük firtinalarlar esmis, sert bir rekabet ve gruplasmalar yasanmistir.

Yine de Kral Sukjong, Kraliyetle ilgili güçleri kuvvetlendirdi ve genel sosyal sistemleri gelistirme isini neredeyse tamamladi.

Kraliçe Ingyeong, Kral Sukjong'un ilk yasal esidir ve mezari Ingneung dan ayridir,
Seooreung da yer alir.

Kral Gyeongjong'un annesi olan Jang ailesinden Hubin ve Kral Yeongjo'nun annesi Choi ailesinden Sukbin, Kral Sukjong’un kraliyet cariyeleriydi.

Kraliçe Inhyeon 1681 de onun ikinci yasal karisi oldu. Ancak Kraliçe Inhyeon, Janghuibin (Jang ailesinden Huibin) tarafindan haksiz yere suçlandi ve tahttan indirildi. Gapsulhwanguk olaylari sonrasi tekrar tahta Kraliçe olarak döndü. (Gapsulhwanguk: Namin adli siyasigrubun etkisini yitirmesinin ardindan Noron ve Seoron siyasi gruplarinin önem kazanmasini kapsayan olaylar dizisi.)Kraliçe bilinmeyen bir rahatsizligi nedeniyle Kral Sukjong’un tahttaki 26.yilinca öldü. Daha sonra 1702’de Kral’in üçüncü yasal esi Inwon Kraliçe oldu. Kraliçe Inwon 1757 de de öldü.


English

This is the royal tomb of the 19th King Sukjong (1661-1720) of the Joseon Dynasty and his second lawful wife, Queen Inhyeong (1667-1700) and his third lawful wife, Queen Inwon (1687-1757), from the Gim family. The years of King Sukjong were filled with the greatest turbulence in political power in the history of the Joseon Dynasty, and fierce competition was under way among political factions. However, King Sukjong strengthened royal powers and almost completed the work to restore and improve the overall social systems. Queen Ingyeong, the first lawful wife of King Sukjong, is laid separately in the Ingneung, located inside of the Seooreung. Huibin, from the Jang family, the mother of King Gyeongjong, and Sukbin, from the Choi family, the mother of King Yeongjo, were royal concubines of King Sukjong. Queen Inhyeon became his second lawful wife in 1681. She was dethroned because of a false accusation by Janghuibin (Huibin from the Jang family), but was restored again with the Gapsulhwanguk (the incident through which the Namin faction lost the power and the Seoron and the Noron factions returned to the government). She died in the 26th year of King Sukjong from an unknown disease. The third lawful wife, Queen Inwon, was installed as Queen in 1702 and died in 1757.

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