The Book of Corrections (Jingbirok) (2015)

Other name: 징비록, Jing Bi Rok, The Jingbirok: A Memoir of Imjin War

Description:

Jingbirok, the name of a book written by real-life Joseon historian and scholar Ryu Seong Ryong, detailing the Imjin War (1592-1598). The drama will be a telling of historical events with the scholar as the central character, in the same vein as "Jeong Do Jeon" (who influenced the founding of the Joseon dynasty). Ryu Seong Ryong was an official who served during King Seonjo’s reign in the late 16th century. He was a brilliant Confucian scholar who was put in charge of military operations during the Imjin War, and greatly influenced Admiral Lee Soon Shin.

Country: Korean

Released: 2015

Genre:Drama; Historical; political;

Airs: February 25, 2026

Cast:

Kim Hye Eun (1973), Gil Sang (1970), Jeon Seung Bin (1986), Jeong So Yeong (1979), Lee Jeong Yong (1969), Lee Kwang Ki (1969), Jeong Seong Il (1980), Kim Kwang Yeong (1970), Kim Tae Woo (1971), Yoo Se Hyeong (1992), Kim Sang Joong (1965), Kim Jeong Hak (1972), Jo Jae Wan (1979), Park Yoo Seung (1992), Han Ji Wan (1987), Jeong Tae Woo (1982), Kim Jong Soo (1964), Seo Hyeon Cheol (1965), Lee Gyoo Seop (1995), Bae Do Hwan (1964), Im Hyeok (1949), Park Ji Il (1967), Park Cheol Ho (1960), Lee Joo Seok (1980), Nam Seong Jin (1969), Im Cheol Soo (1984), Lee Kwan Hoon (1980), Jeong Heung Chae (1964), Ahn Hong Jin (1974), Seo Yoon Ahn (1986), Noh Yeong Hak (1993), Choi Cheol Ho (1970), Kim Kyoo Cheol (1960), Seon Dong Hyeok (1955), Lee Ki Yeol (1955), Kim Ri Woo (1985), Heo Ki Ho (1952), Yoon Ki Chang (1981), Gong Jae Won (1965), Park Seong Kyoon (1972), Choi Il Hwa (1959), Jeong Dong Gyoo (1962), Kim Tae Hyeong (1965), Song Bo Eun (1986), Kim Soo Yeon (1981), Lee Jeong Seong (1963), Kim Tae Yong (2004), Im Dong Jin (1943), Yoon Hong Bin (1994), Park Seon Woo (1970), Byeon Woo Jong (1981), Son Seung Woo (1985), Yoo Seung Bong (1951), Park Byeong Ho (1938), Kim Hyeong Il (1960), Yang Jae Won (1966), Hwang In Yeong (1978), Kim Seok Hoon (1972), Jang Tae Seong (1980), Park Joo Yong (1986), Kim Yoo Han (1993), Son Ho Kyoon (1963)