A royal prophecy warns that the birth of twins will end the male line of succession. To protect the kingdom, one twin sister is exiled to a distant desert, growing up unaware of her royal heritage. Years later, she returns disguised as a man, joining an elite order of warriors. Alongside loyal allies and an outcast warrior, she fights to reclaim her identity and overthrow a corrupt rival faction threatening the throne.
Can an exiled princess overcome an evil nemesis to claim her rightful place on the throne?
Writers: Kim Young-hyun, Sang-yeon Park
A royal prophecy warns that the birth of twins will end the male line of succession. To protect the kingdom, one twin sister is exiled to a distant desert, growing up unaware of her royal heritage. Years later, she returns disguised as a man, joining an elite order of warriors. Alongside loyal allies and an outcast warrior, she fights to reclaim her identity and overthrow a corrupt rival faction threatening the throne.
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Lee Yo-won
Princess Deokman
Nam Ji-hyun
young Princess Deokman
Kim Nam-gil
Bidam
Go Hyun-jung
Lady Mishil
Uhm Tae-woong
Kim Yushin
Lee Hyun-woo
young Kim Yushin
Park Ye-jin
Princess Cheonmyeong
Shin Sae-kyeong
Young Princess Cheonmyeong
Yoo Seung-ho
Kim Chunchu
Qri
Young Mo
Park Eun-bin
Princess Boryang
Jeon No-min
Seolwon
It would have been such a good show if they packaged it into 30 episodes. They had two subplots about Hwarang side quests that were a total waste of time, they paused the main story for them. While they might have served a small tiny purpose but the drama could've accomplished that without these easily. I read somewhere that the drama was extended from 50 to 62 episodes and I can't help but wonder if there was a direct correlation between extending the drama and introducing the character Kim Chun Chu at episode 36. Because both decisions were worse than one another. What made me more suspicious that this was the case was because it felt like someone has pushed the soft reset button on the story as a whole around episode 36 and everything took a big step backward. At this exact point I was about to mentally check out. Prior to episode 36, they had this Hwarang competition which was alread…
The Great Queen Seondeok is a 2009 drama and history TV series from South Korea, starring Lee Yo-won, Nam Ji-hyun and Kim Nam-gil. It first aired on May 25, 2009. The series has 1 season and 62 episodes on MBC. Episodes run about 1 h 4 min, in Korean. Audiences rate it 7.1/10 from 42 votes — well received.
“Can an exiled princess overcome an evil nemesis to claim her rightful place on the throne?”
The Great Queen Seondeok premiered on May 25, 2009.
The main cast includes Lee Yo-won, Nam Ji-hyun, Kim Nam-gil, Go Hyun-jung and Uhm Tae-woong.
The Great Queen Seondeok has 1 season (62 episodes). Status: Ended.
No streaming service lists it for US yet. Add it to your watchlist and check back — availability updates regularly.
It holds an audience score of 7.1/10 from 42 ratings, so fans of drama and history titles are its best audience. Read member reviews below or add your own.
🏆 Awards: 6 wins & 5 nominations
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