Andong Kim clan ruled through three puppet kings — then the king died without an heir
Three kings in a row were puppets of the Andong Kim in-law clan. By 1864 the court was paralyzed and Cheoljong died without an heir.
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Three kings in a row were puppets of the Andong Kim in-law clan. By 1864 the court was paralyzed and Cheoljong died without an heir.
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