Queen Insoo

Queen Insoo

Queen Insoo

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Queen Insoo

2011- 2012

1 Seasons

60 Episodes

2.4(5 votes)

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War & Politics

Drama

Overview

Queen Insoo focuses on the fierce power struggle among three women in the royal court of the Joseon Dynasty.

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Production Companies

Drama House

JTBC Studios

Episodes

No episodes found for this season.

Videos & Trailers

1 video

Cast & Crew

14 members

Acting

함은정

Young Queen Insoo

함은정

Acting

진지희

Song-i/Deposed Queen Lady Yun

진지희

Acting

채시라

Queen Insoo

채시라

Acting

백성현

Prince Dowon/Crown Prince Ui-kyung

백성현

Acting

백승환

Yoon Goo

백승환

Acting

Lee Doo-seok

Prince Youngpoong

Lee Doo-seok

Acting

김용희

Kwon Ram

김용희

Acting

김영호

Grand Prince Soo-yang

김영호

Acting

김미숙

Queen Jeong-hui

김미숙

Acting

Jeong Neom-chyeo

Jeong Hyeon-jo

Jeong Neom-chyeo

Acting

Lee Yoon-jeong

Chang-ryeon [Young]

Lee Yoon-jeong

Acting

손병호

Han Myung Hee

손병호

Acting

이연두

Queen Inhye

이연두

Acting

권해성

Heo Chim

권해성

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