King Sejong and the creation of Hangul (Hangeul) part 1 | Joseon Dynasty 3 [History of Korea]

Korean Language is really different from my subject, great history. I learned easily from my teacher.
(BSOA 2B)

Thank you for making this video! I really enjoy it and I learned a lot. This video helps me to study korean languge. ❤️

Lianza, Vanessa Mae BSOA-2B

Thank you so much for sharing this video. I am so much grateful for this because it will be a big help specially for me as a student who currently have an old korean language. ❤

Thank you so much for this video it really a big help for us students who are currently taking a korean language.

One of the ONLY 2 KINGS that had a TITLE (TAEWANG or THE GREAT..
1.THE GREAT KING GWANGGAETO.
2.THE GREAT KING SEJONG.

Who is the first king of Korea?
Please tell me ?it really important to me.

The invention of Hangeul was not only Sejong’s greatest achievement, it was a personal project he had to carry out in secret himself; one of the very, very few moments in which Sejong acted like his father (who was a very effective ruler but also infamous for being ruthless to any political opposition) was when court officials threatened to destroy his life’s work after he announced the new language he’d invented (because the new language would make a lot more people literate, taking away much of the power from the scholarly elite and empowering the wider public-which was exactly what Sejong wanted). There was a moment where everyone assumed the king would go on a bloody purge like his father did to his enemies; it turned out that things only went as far as one prominent official being fired.

Le plus grand Roi de Corée ! ❤

Hangeul as the world's official language!

Korean and Hmong are brothers by law because of Emperor Chiyou. Chiyou had three wives: One from Hmong, one from Korean, and one from Han Chinese.

I am happy to see South Korea is growing. They are my baby brother from another mother.

So I have 10 days to learn Hangul. Good to know! 😜 I wonder why those four letters are no longer in use and what sounds did they represent?

That's why he's the GOAT.

even a moron like me learned how to read hangul

As everyone else is saying thank you for making this, how well written and explained.

Just heard of this from some video online and had to hear more about him and this fantastic set of letters. Honestly probably now one of my new favorite humans to ever exist.

+1 subscriber from me. I cannot stress how cool this is, and how well you're telling his story. Much love

What a great king he was.

Is ti based on Sanskrit as the King's Letters alludes to?

The period of yeonsangun was complete chaos, making corruption rampant in Joseon.

I really enjoyed watching this 😁😁 Thankyou

What are the sounds of the extinct hangul letters

Sigh! The good old days when Korea was one.