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The Queen Who Crowns

20251 seasonKim Sang-ho
IMDb 7.6

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A woman from a prestigious family helps her husband become king, but their relationship deteriorates as he takes many concubines. Tensions rise as the king seeks to control her and her family.

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QueenHistorical15th CenturyJoseon Dynasty (1392–1910)PoliticalMelodramaDrama

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What is The Queen Who Crowns (2025) about?

A woman from a prestigious family helps her husband become king, but their relationship deteriorates as he takes many concubines. Tensions rise as the king seeks to control her and her family.

Who stars in The Queen Who Crowns?

The Queen Who Crowns stars Cha Joo-young (Min Won-gyeong / Queen Wongyeong), Lee Hyun-wook (Lee Bang-won / King Taejong), Lee Sung-min (Lee Seong-gye / King Taejo), Lee E-dam (Chae-ryeong), Lee Shi-a (Young-sil). The series was created by Kim Sang-ho.

How many seasons does The Queen Who Crowns have?

The Queen Who Crowns has 1 seasons. There are 14 episodes in total.

Is The Queen Who Crowns worth watching?

The Queen Who Crowns holds an IMDb rating of 7.6/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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