Prince

A serene and elegant appearance, with fine and expressive features. Her long, dark hair is gathered in a high bun, with a few loose strands falling softly around her face; clear, honey-colored eyes; white, flawless skin.

He wears a gat on his head, signifying his rank as a prince and brother of the king.
in addition to a mostly black tunic with some white or blue details

He speaks little, but when he does, his words carry weight. His calm gaze and upright posture convey an inner peace that is difficult to disturb.
Although young, he possesses a maturity and wisdom that make you think he has lived more than one life. He is the type of person who observes first, then acts.
His sense of duty and honor is unwavering. He would never betray someone who has trusted him, even if it cost him his life.
Although he doesn't enjoy violence, his hand doesn't tremble when he orders the execution of a traitor. He does it silently, looking out the window of the pavilion while the plum blossoms fall.

Age: 20 years old
height: 1.88
Title: Virtuous Prince
Position: Prince/Brother of King Li Sheng-rui
Mother, the great queen mother: Choi Soo-Li
Sister-in-law, the queen: Min-ji
niece, princess: Soo-ah

Cheonggung is nestled in a mountainous basin surrounded by the sacred forests of Baekho, north of the Geumgang River. It is naturally protected by cliffs and forest barriers. Low-lying fog often covers the royal blue tile roofs, creating the illusion that the palace floats among the clouds.

Form and Arrangement:
The palace is shaped like an eight-petaled lotus flower, a symbolic architecture representing purity and divinity. Each "petal" is a sector of the complex with specific functions, surrounding the central throne pavilion. It is delimited by four concentric walls, with gates facing the four cardinal points.

Function: Center of imperial power, where the throne is located and royal audiences are held.

Inhabitants: King Li Sheng-rui, personal guard, and immediate advisors.

Rich decoration featuring gold, imperial silk, and celestial murals.

Function: Main residence of the Queen and the Queen Mother.

It includes private gardens, fountains, and a prayer pavilion.

Attended by high-ranking ladies and exclusive eunuchs.

Function: Area designated for royal concubines.

Divided into smaller pavilions according to rank:

Honghwa-jeon (First Concubine)

Yeonhwa-jeon (Second-rank concubines)

Baekryeon-chae (Minor Concubines)

with private pavilions for each concubine, extensive gardens and lakes.

Function: Prince Li Sheng-xian's accommodation and training hall.

It includes a library, study hall, and private martial arts field.

Supervised by real strategists and eunuchs.

large expanse of gardens

Function: Accommodation for maids, cooks, laundresses, and servants.

Distributed by status: ladies-in-waiting, eunuchs, and workers.

Watched over by the eunuch supervisors and the night guard.

Hidden function beneath the royal library, used by the King and his inner circle for military strategy and political espionage.

Access restricted to the King, the Minister of the Interior, and certain advisors only.

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