연산군의 일기 — 조선왕조실록 1인칭 리더

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About this app

This is a reader of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty who reads the *Annals of King Yeonsangun* in the first-person voice of the deposed king himself.

Every day, you read the 12 years of King Yeonsangun's reign in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty like a novel, adding inner monologues to the facts recorded in the historical records.

■ How to Read

· Reconstructed from the original *Annals of King Yeonsangun* in a first-person narrative style — Dry historical records become a diary entry

· Tap difficult Sino-Korean words or institutional terms in the text to see definitions immediately below (e.g., Royal Tomb, Royal Edict, Censorate, Abuses…)

· Read grouped by event or category — Follow themes such as the Muosahwa, Gapjasahwa, Deposed Queen Yun, and Heungcheongmangcheong

· Narration (Voice Reading) — Listen to the Annals with your ears while closing your eyes

· Bookmarks, Reading Progress, Font/Text Size Adjustment, Dark Mode

· Notifications for "One Story of the Day" at scheduled times

■ For Those Who

· Want to read the *Annals of the Joseon Dynasty* properly

· Curious about the inner workings of the figure of King Yeonsangun

· Enjoy historical dramas, Korean history, and historical novels

※ This app is a first-person creative reconstruction based on the *Annals of King Yeonsangun*. Parts where emotions are not written in the original text are filled in with the narrator's conjectures, and chapters containing conjectures are marked as "Conjecture." This is not an academic definitive edition or official publication.

What’s new

📜 Yeonsangun's Diary is here.

Read the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty as a first-person novel — in the voice of Yeonsangun, the deposed king.

• Historical records rewritten as flowing first-person prose
• Tap difficult terms for inline definitions
• Read by theme — political purges, the queen's death, and more
• Korean text-to-speech, bookmarks, reading progress, dark mode
• A daily reminder to read one entry a day

Twelve years on the throne, thousands of records — as one diary.