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Television Drama

The King of Tears, Lee Bang-Won

The King of Tears, Lee Bang-Won (Korean: 태종 이방원) is a South Korean historical television drama series that aired on KBS1 from December 11, 2021, to May 1, 2022. The series consists of 32 episodes and focuses on the life and political rise of Lee Bang-Won, who later reigned as King Taejong, the third monarch of the Joseon Dynasty.

Promotional poster for The King of Tears, Lee Bang-Won
Promotional poster for The King of Tears, Lee Bang-Won

Production and Background

Directed by Kim Hyeong-Il and written by Lee Jung-Woo, the drama explores the complex transition from the Goryeo Dynasty to the Joseon Dynasty. The narrative centers on the character of Lee Bang-Won, portrayed by actor Joo Sang-Wook, and his efforts to establish the new kingdom alongside his father, Lee Seong-Gye, played by Kim Young-Chul.

Joo Sang-Wook as Lee Bang-Won
Joo Sang-Wook as Lee Bang-Won

Main Cast

The series features a large ensemble cast portraying significant historical figures of the era:

  • Joo Sang-Wook as Lee Bang-Won
  • Kim Young-Chul as Lee Seong-Gye
  • Park Jin-Hee as Queen Wonkyung Min
  • Ye Ji-Won as Queen Sindeok Kang
Kim Young-Chul as Lee Seong-Gye
Kim Young-Chul as Lee Seong-Gye
Park Jin-Hee as Queen Wonkyung Min
Park Jin-Hee as Queen Wonkyung Min
Ye Ji-Won as Queen Sindeok Kang
Ye Ji-Won as Queen Sindeok Kang

Supporting Characters

The drama depicts the intricate web of family members and political allies surrounding the protagonist, including his brothers and key political figures such as Jung Do-Jeon and Jung Mong-Ju.

Eom Hyo-Seop as Lee Bang-Woo
Eom Hyo-Seop as Lee Bang-Woo
Kim Myung-Soo as Lee Bang-Gwa
Kim Myung-Soo as Lee Bang-Gwa
Hong Kyung-In as Lee Bang-Ui
Hong Kyung-In as Lee Bang-Ui
Jo Soon-Chang as Lee Bang-Gan
Jo Soon-Chang as Lee Bang-Gan
Ye Soo-Jung as Queen Shinui Han
Ye Soo-Jung as Queen Shinui Han
Sun Dong-Hyuk as Lee Ji-Ran
Sun Dong-Hyuk as Lee Ji-Ran
Tae Hang-Ho as Lee Hwa-Sang
Tae Hang-Ho as Lee Hwa-Sang
Lee Won-Bal as Lee Hwa
Lee Won-Bal as Lee Hwa
Kim Kyu-Cheol as Min Je
Kim Kyu-Cheol as Min Je
Lee Eung-Kyung as Song
Lee Eung-Kyung as Song
Kim Tae-Han as Min Mu-Gu
Kim Tae-Han as Min Mu-Gu
Rho Sang-Bo as Min Mu-Jil
Rho Sang-Bo as Min Mu-Jil
Kim Jin-Sung as Lee Bang-Seok
Kim Jin-Sung as Lee Bang-Seok
Oh Seung-Jun as Lee Bang-Beon
Oh Seung-Jun as Lee Bang-Beon
Jang Tae-Hoon as Lee Je
Jang Tae-Hoon as Lee Je
Lee Kwang-Ki as Jung Do-Jeon
Lee Kwang-Ki as Jung Do-Jeon
Choi Jong-Hwan as Jung Mong-Ju
Choi Jong-Hwan as Jung Mong-Ju
Im Ji-Kyu as King Woo
Im Ji-Kyu as King Woo
Song Yong-Tae as Choi Young
Song Yong-Tae as Choi Young
Nam Sung-Jin as Ha Ryun
Nam Sung-Jin as Ha Ryun
Kim Pub-Lae as Jo Young-Moo
Kim Pub-Lae as Jo Young-Moo
Kim Gun as Jo Young-Kyu
Kim Gun as Jo Young-Kyu
No Yeong-Kuk as Jo Joon
No Yeong-Kuk as Jo Joon
Lee Ki-Yeol as Nam Eun
Lee Ki-Yeol as Nam Eun
Park Yoo-Seung as Yoon Soo-Jong
Park Yoo-Seung as Yoon Soo-Jong
Nam Myung-Ryul as Lee Saek
Nam Myung-Ryul as Lee Saek
Kim Young-Ki as Kwon Geun
Kim Young-Ki as Kwon Geun
Lim Byung-Ki as Byeon An-Yeol
Lim Byung-Ki as Byeon An-Yeol
Park Hyung-Joon as King Gongyang
Park Hyung-Joon as King Gongyang
Kim Bo-Mi as King Gongyang's mother
Kim Bo-Mi as King Gongyang's mother
Park Sang-Jo as Jo Min-Soo
Park Sang-Jo as Jo Min-Soo

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