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Also known as
  
Chilwu the Mighty

Directed by
  
Park Man-yeong

First episode date
  
17 June 2008

Number of seasons
  
1


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Written by
  
Baek Wun-cheol

Country of origin
  
Final episode date
  
19 August 2008

Number of episodes
  
20

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Genre
  
Historical dramaAction

Starring
  
Eric MunKu Hye-sunYoo Ah-inLee EonKim Byul

Networks
  
Korean Broadcasting System, KBS2

Cast
  
Ku Hye‑sun, Eric Mun, Yoo Ah‑in

Similar
  
Lee San - Wind of the Palace, Immortal Admiral Yi Sun‑sin, The Great Merchant, The Fugitive of Joseon, Poseidon

Strongest Chil Woo (Hangul최강칠우; Hanja最強七迂; RR: Choi Kang Chil U; also known as Chilwu the Mighty) is a 2008 South Korean historical drama that aired on KBS2. The titular hero is similar to a Zorro during the Joseon period.

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This drama served as the last project of actor Lee Eon who died on August 21, 2008 in a motorcycle accident.

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Synopsis

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The series starts by stating: "Rather than being a person born in chaotic times, better to be reborn as a dog in peaceful times. However, there are some people who are born as dogs in chaotic times. This is their story."

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The series occurs during the reign (1623–1649) of King Injo, the 16th ruler of Joseon. Injo was the son of Prince Jeongwon, who himself was the 7th son of King Seonjo, the 14th ruler of Joseon with Royal Noble Consort In of the Suwon Kim clan. The 15th ruler, King Gwanghaegun, was the 3rd son of Seonjo with Gongbin of the Gimhae Kim clan and therefore the Injo's uncle. In 1623, Gwanghaegun was ousted of power by a political plot from the Western faction, that puts Injo on the throne. The turmoil of the civil war was thereafter increased by the Mandchu invasions of 1627 and 1636.

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Two events are the cornerstones of the series and are stepwise described during numerous flashbacks. Both of them were instigated by the conservative Western faction. One of them is the bloody extermination of the "Rising Sun Utopia" (Muryundang), occurring during the year of the Snake (Gisa year, 1629, Injo '6), and the other is the assassination of Crown Prince Sohyeon by his father in 1645 (Injo '22). The main action is situated circa 1648. While elements of these former plots are re-emerging from the past despite a series of murders, a group of mysterious assassins is avenging the sadness of the poor people.

Episodes

There are 20 episodes. The action is not linear, with many flash-backs.

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  1. A sister to avenge
  2. The zealous murderer of his daughter-in-law
  3. Random murders at Naksu Bridge
  4. Manchu varlet takes a riding lesson
  5. Last love song of a betrayed poetess
  6. A thief behind an elephant at Inseong-gun
  7. The murder of the Unggi's leader
  8. Eight years ago
  9. Fake maebungu, true rapists
  10. Russian attack at Qing's border
  11. A broken sword
  12. Headbands from the past
  13. Malaria
  14. Encounter at Muryun Dang
  15. Legacy of Crown Prince Sohyeon
  16. The Secret Record disappears
  17. Prince's son presentation
  18. A cursed twist of fate
  19. A treacherous king
  20. Bad guys are dying, too

Main cast

  • Eric Mun as Chil-woo (칠우), sergeant at the Uigeumbu in Seoul
  • Choi Su-han (최수한) as young Chil-woo
  • Jeon No-min as Min Seung-guk (민승국), historiographer of the court
  • Lee Eon as Jaja (자자), former bodyguard of Crown Prince So-hyeon
  • Im Ha-ryong as Choi Nam-deuk (최남득), Chil-woo's adoptive father
  • Kim Byul as Yeon-du (연두), the girl that drives elephants
  • Jang Jun-yeong (장준영) as Cheol-seok (철석), younger brother of So-yun
  • Yoo Ah-in as Heuk-san (흑산), adopted as Kim Hyuk by Chief State Councilor Kim Ja-seon
  • Ku Bon-sun as young Heuk-san
  • Ku Hye-sun as Yun So-yun (윤소윤), daughter of Vice-Minister Yun (윤참판) and a government slave at Uigeumbu
  • Lee Han-na (이한나) as young So-yun
  • Extended cast

  • Kim Young-ok as Chil-woo's adoptive grandmother
  • Choi Ran as Chil-woo's adoptive mother
  • Im Hyuk as Chief State Councilor Kim Ja-seon (김자선)
  • Choi Jung-woo as King Injo, King of Joseon, 1595-1623-1649
  • Song Yong-tae (송용태) as Uigeumbu Commissioner
  • Jeong Won-jung (정원중) as Uigeumbu Captain
  • Son Kwang-eob (손광업) as the o-sib bujang (오십부장), Lieutenant at Uigeumbu
  • Jeong Jin (정진) as Sergeant Sa, (사 나장)
  • Shin Seung-hwan as Sergeant Oh (오 나장)
  • Park Jun-seo (박준서) as Sergeant Jeong (정 나장)
  • Kim Ji-seok as Petitioner
  • Park Yong-gi (박용기) as Heo Wondo (허원도)
  • Im Ho as Crown Prince Sohyeon
  • Yang So-min (양소민) as Kang Bin (강빈)
  • Lee Ji-eun (이지은) as Song Juhui (주희)
  • Lee Seung-hyo as Maebungu 매분구, alleged peddler (episode 9)
  • Jeon Yeong-bin (전영빈) as Mak Su (막수), leader of Heuk-san's militia
  • Kang In Duk as boss Eung Gi (episode 7)
  • Kang Jae as Jo An-jung and Prince Jin-sang
  • Oh Man-seok (오만석) as Kang Sanha, Chil-woo's birth father (episode 1)
  • Park Bo-young (박보영) as Uyeong (우영), Chil-woo's younger sister
  • Kim Hong-pyo (김홍표) as Kim Jo-heyon
  • Kim Kyu-chul (김규철) as Choe Won-sik (최원식), Shi Kang-won's manager
  • Nam Seong-jin (남성진) as Jo Seong-du (조성두), Shi Kang-won's manager
  • Nam Il-wu (남일우) as Kim Hong-jo, Uyeong's adoptive father
  • Lee Seung-hyung (이승형) as Yusaeng (유생), a spy
  • Oh Ji-young (오지영) as Han Ya-jun's daughter-in-law; Kim Marjung, the Manchu interpreter; and Ok-byong, famous woman poet Seok Hyeong
  • Nam Myung Ryul (남명렬) as Jin Mu-yang, birth father of Heuk-san
  • Im-Jihyon as Min Eun-hee, Min Seung-guk's sister
  • Kim Ju-yon as Yong Gol-dae, Qing general
  • Cha Jae Dol
  • Han Ye-in as daughter of the murdered night watchman (episode 3)
  • Heo Tae-hee (허태희)
  • Kim Byeong-chan (김병찬)
  • Kwon Hyeok (권혁)
  • Lee Ho Seong (이호성)
  • Lee Yun Sung
  • Min Ji-wu (민지오)
  • Park Hyo Bin (박효빈)
  • Son Il-kwon (손일권)
  • Ratings

    Source: TNS Media Korea

    References

    Strongest Chil Woo Wikipedia