Princess Ja Myung Go (Drama - 2009)

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  Jeong Ryeo-won
  정려원
  As
  Princess Ja-myeong, Pu-ku
  (자명공주, 뿌쿠)
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  Park Min-yeong
  박민영
  As
  Princess Nang-rang, Ra-hee
  (낭랑공주, 라희)
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  Jeong Kyeong-ho
  정경호
  As
  Kokuryeo's princes, Hae Ho-dong
  (고구려의 왕자, 해호동)
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  Lee Joo-hyeon
  이주현
  As
  Nak-rang's soldier, Wang-hol
  (낙랑국의 군사, 왕홀)
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  Hong Yo-seob
  홍요섭
  As
  Nang-rang's king, Choi Ri
  (낭랑국의 왕, 최리)
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  Lee Mi-sook
  이미숙
  As
  Choi Ri's second wife, Wang Ja-sil
  (최리의 제2부인, 왕자실)

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