Many people mistakenly think that the last empire of the Joseon region was the Korean Empire, but in fact, it was the Korean Empire, which was founded by the 26th king of the Joseon Dynasty, Yi Hee. In 1897, he proclaimed himself emperor and changed his name to the Korean Empire, becoming the first and last empire on the Korean Peninsula. However, this empire only lasted for a short 13 years. In 1910, Japan invaded the Korean Empire and annexed it through the Japan-Korea Merger Treaty, ending the history of the Korean Empire.
The founding emperor of the Korean Empire, Yi Hee, although he claimed to be an empire, was unable to defend himself in the face of Japanese aggression. His efforts to participate in the Paris Peace Conference and seek the support of the Western powers ultimately failed. The empire is powerless to protect the country, much less its own family. After Yi Xi established the Korean Empire, he had 3 sons and 1 daughter, of which Yi Kun became the second emperor, but due to the forced merger of Japan, he was eventually demoted to King Lee of Changdeokgung Palace.
Lee Deok-hye was Lee Hee's favorite daughter, but she was born when the Korean Empire had been annexed by Japan. After Li Xi was poisoned, Li Dehui was forcibly taken to Japan and used as a political tool. Her brother Li Yin was also taken to Japan and became a proton. Unable to protect her daughter, Lee Deok-hye is forced to leave her homeland, and she soon falls into depression in the face of an unfamiliar environment and unfriendly attitude.
Li Dehui's experience is even more tragic. In Japan, she was married to Sotakeshi, the son of the lord of the Tsushima domain, in order to create a semblance of friendship between Japan and Korea. Zong Wuzhi had no respect for her and used her as a tool to vent, causing her condition to worsen. After the war, Zong Wuzhi filed for divorce and kicked Li Dehui out of the house. She stayed in the hospital until South Korea's ** Park Chung-hee visited Japan and brought her back to her homeland.
After returning to her homeland, Li Dehui lived in Leshanzhai in the former palace, and after careful recuperation, her condition gradually improved. Although she lost the opportunity to reunite with her family, she spent a peaceful and happy time in her home country. Finally, in 1989, Li Dehui passed away, ending her tragic and bumpy life.
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This article profoundly outlines the tragic fate of the last royal family of the Korean Empire, which is emotional. From the establishment of the Korean Empire by Yi Hee to the final fall, the whole process is full of drama and helplessness, highlighting the ruthlessness of history and the twists and turns of human destiny.
First of all, the article recounts the rise and fall of the Korean Empire in vivid language. The first empire on the Korean Peninsula, although it proclaimed itself emperor, was powerless in the face of Japanese aggression. In particular, the depiction of the Paris Peace Conference, which pinned hopes on the support of the Western powers, was ultimately shattered, makes people deeply deplore the helplessness and injustice of history.
Secondly, by describing the family of Yi Hee, the founding emperor of the Korean Empire, the text shows the helplessness of a monarch who cannot be protected in his family and country. Li Xi's pampering of his children and the pain of being unable to protect him make readers sympathize with his situation. And the fate of the last prince Li Yin and the princess Li Dehui is even more sad.
Then, the article depicts the miserable life of the last imperial daughter, Lee Deok-hye, in Japan, especially the abuse she suffered when she was forced to marry the son of a Japanese feudal lord. Her illness worsened, but she still couldn't be relieved, and for a former member of the royal family, such a thing was deeply unfair and tragic.
Finally, through Li Dehui's experience of returning to her motherland, the article shows her happiness in returning to her homeland in the last stage of her life. South Korea's ** Park Chung-hee's intervention allowed her to find a glimmer of peace in her motherland. Although most of his life was full of pain, being able to return to his homeland in the end was also a kind of closure and comfort for Li Dehui.
Overall, this review has both a deep understanding of the historical details in the article and a resonance with the experiences of the characters. Through the narration of the fate of the last royal family of the Korean Empire, readers not only think about history, but also have a deeper understanding of the fragility and tenacity of human nature.
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