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Empress Ki

Empress Ki

7,3 /10 (65 Votes)
2013 KO 1 Seasons

Overview

A woman born in Korea navigates her way through love, war, politics and national loyalties to become a powerful empress in China's Yuan dynasty.

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First air date

28/10/2013

Votes

65

Popularity

12.3

Status

Ended

Type

Scripted

Created by

Han Hee

Networks

MBC

Original title

기황후

Language

KO

Last air date

2014-04-29

Episodes

51

Episode runtime

60 min

Website

www.imbc.com
No poster

Specials

1 episodes • 2014

Season 1

Season 1

51 episodes • 2013 • ⭐ 2,0

Ha Ji-won

Ha Ji-won

Ki Seung Nyang (Empress Ki)

Ju Jin-mo

Ju Jin-mo

Wang Yoo (King Choong Hye of Goryeo)

Ji Chang-wook

Ji Chang-wook

Ta Hwan (Emperor Huizong of Yuan)

Jin Yi-han

Jin Yi-han

Tal Tal

Baek Jin-hee

Baek Jin-hee

Tanashiri (Empress Tanashiri)

Jeon Kuk-hwan

Jeon Kuk-hwan

El Temur

Im Joo-eun

Im Joo-eun

Bayan Khutugh

Lee Won-jong

Lee Won-jong

Dokman

Han Hye-rin

Han Hye-rin

Lady Park

Kim Young-ho

Kim Young-ho

Bayan

Kim Seo-hyung

Kim Seo-hyung

Budashiri (Empress Dowager)

Yoo In-young

Yoo In-young

Yeon Bisu

Kim Jeong-hyeon

Kim Jeong-hyeon

Tangqishi

Seo Yi-sook

Seo Yi-sook

Lady Seo

Lee Jae-yong

Lee Jae-yong

Wang Go

Kwon Oh-joong

Kwon Oh-joong

Choi Moo-song

Jung Woong-in

Jung Woong-in

Yeom Byung-soo

Jo Jae-yun

Jo Jae-yun

Kolta

Choi Mu-sung

Choi Mu-sung

Park Bul-hwa

Jung Zi-so

Jung Zi-so

Ki Seung Nyang (young)

Lee Ji-hyun

Lee Ji-hyun

Hong Dan

No photo

Kim Moo-young

Na Mu [Ta Hwan's escort warrior]

Kim Jin-sung

Kim Jin-sung

Prince Ma Ha

Choi Hyun

Choi Hyun

Palla Chubmokah [Ta Hwan’s cousin]

Shim Min

Shim Min

Court Lady

Lee Yang-hee

Lee Yang-hee

Bang Jin

Son Kwang-Eop

Son Kwang-Eop

Mak Son [Assassin]

Lee Jung-sung

Lee Jung-sung

Kim Soon Jo [The penitentiary of Goryeo]

Kim Min-Seo

Kim Min-Seo

Ha Yool

Jang Soon Gook

Jang Soon Gook

Seol Do Gan

Kwon Tae-won

Kwon Tae-won

Chung Suk [former king of Goryeo / Wang Yoo's father]

Ahn Do-gyu

Ahn Do-gyu

Wang Yu [Young]

Shin Seung-hwan

Shin Seung-hwan

Kkoe Bo

Lee Eung-kyung

Lee Eung-kyung

Court Lady Noh

Shim Yi-young

Shim Yi-young

[Fortune teller] (Ep. 28)

Oh Kwang-rok

Oh Kwang-rok

Heuk Soo [Merchant/Slave Trader]

Ryu Hyun-kyung

Ryu Hyun-kyung

Princess Kyeong-hwa - The Queen of King Chung-sook

Kim Ye-ryeong

Kim Ye-ryeong

Lady Lee [Seung Nyang's mother]

Kim Myung-soo

Kim Myung-soo

Ki Ja Oh [Seung-nyang's father, the head of a full-time army]

No photo

Jeong Jae Min

[Dying prince]

Jung Byung Ho

Jung Byung Ho

Joo Gook Cheong [Court Minister]

No photo

Kim Jin Woo

Imperial Prince Ayushiridara

Park Hae-mi

Park Hae-mi

[Shaman] (Ep. 34-35)

Jeon Jin-gi

Jeon Jin-gi

[Yuan Envoy]

Seo Beom-sik

Seo Beom-sik

[Buddhist monk]

No photo

Kim Jin Ho

[Inju Branch]

Park Sun-woo

Park Sun-woo

[Maebak Column Head]

Kim Hyo Myung

Kim Hyo Myung

[Man]

Son Jin-ho

Son Jin-ho

No photo

Go Jin-myung

Han Seo-yeon

Han Seo-yeon

[Gisaeng]

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ParkMin

ParkMin

2024-01-18

⭐ 4

It started off on a fast pace with big cuts, jumps and gaps. We were thrown right into it with little to no explanation or a breathing room. Sure thing that was attractive enough to hold onto the viewers' attention but that was only for a brief period before the drama hit the brakes at full force yanking the viewers from the realm of existence. Halting its momentum to an irrecoverable state which affected the set up we were given, negatively. Not only the momentum but the story as a whole took a shift for the worse. That shift happened to early to be forgiven, after 7-9 episodes I think? If th…

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