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May 24 - Latest Update

Lyric ng Haplos by Samrock,
available na!

Haplos
Jumong Theme
Performed by: Shamrock

Mahal, hanggang kailan?
Maghihintay ang puso ko...
Nangungulila sa iyo

Mundo, ang buhay ko
Sa bawat pintig ng pulso...
ay alay lamang sa iyo

Lahat ibibigay...
basta't sa'kin ika'y
'wag lang mawawalay...

Sabihin mo sa'kin
Kailan mali ang pag-ibig?
Kailangan bang masaktan pa
ating mga damdamin...

Yakapin mo ako...
O hagkan mo akong muli
O 'wag kang bibitiw...
sabay nating lalakbayin ang langit

Pa'no magwawakas?
ang paghihirap ng dibdib
sa Diyos ako'y nananalig

Mundo, ang buhay ko
sa bawat pintig ng puso
ay alay lamang sa iyo

Walang ibang hangad...
dahil itong puso,
ikaw lamang ang pinapangarap...

Sabihin mo sa'kin...
kailan mali ang pag-ibig?
kailangan bang masaktan pa
ating mga damdamin...

Yakapin mo ako...
O hagkan mo akong muli
O 'wag kang bibitiw...
Sabay nating hahaplusin ang langit...

posted by Xandrite

May 22 - Latest Update

New Song Added
on Mp3 Player

Haplos
Jumong Theme
Performed by: Shamrock

posted by Xandrite

May 12 - TV Ratings

Thursday TV Ratings
as of May 10, 2007

Jumong 26.6%
Pinoy Big Brother 19.5%
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Why Mega Manila Ratings are Important?
Mega Manila constitutes 87% of the entire households and the rest would be 6% for Metro Cebu , Metro Davao 6% and Dagupan 1%. Also, Mega Manila ratings are essential for advertisers and TV stations.

posted by Xandrite

May 12 - TV Ratings

Wednesday TV Ratings
as of May 09, 2007

Jumong 28.0%
Pinoy Big Brother 20.1%
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posted by Xandrite

May 9 - TV Ratings

Tuesday TV Ratings
as of May 08, 2007

Jumong 29.7%
Pinoy Big Brother 18.4%
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posted by Xandrite

May 9 - TV Ratings in Korea

Ratings ng Jumong
sa Korea

March 6, 2007 ang huling episode ng Jumong sa Korea at nakapagtala ito ng 52.7% na ratings sa Seoul Area at 51.9% na ratings Nationwide. Ang Jumong ang nangunang Korean Drama sa Korea nung 2006.

Para sa karagdagang impormasyon, basahin ang mga sumusunod:

Highest Rating Earned:
- Seoul: 52.7%
- Nationwide: 51.9%

Lowest Rating Earned:
- Seoul: 17.5%
- Nationwide: 16.3%

Final Episode:
- Seoul: 52.7%
- Nationwide: 51.9%

Average:
- Seoul: 41.83%
- Nationwide: 40.98%

posted by Xandrite

May 8 - TV Ratings

Monday TV Ratings
as of May 07, 2007

Jumong 26.5%
Pinoy Big Brother 19.5%
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posted by Xandrite

May 8 - TV Ratings

Friday TV Ratings
as of May 04, 2007

Jumong 28.4%
Maalaala Mo Kaya 18.2%
view source

posted by Xandrite

May 8 - New Layout

Bagong Layout,
handog ni Kapusong Xandrite

Ngayon ang ika-apat na buwang pag-ere ng Jumong dito sa Pilipinas.

Kaya handog ni xandrite ang bagong Layout ng Jumong Fan Blog.

Sana magustuhan niyo! Maraming Salamat!

posted by Xandrite

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EPISODE 1

In 180 B.C., after enjoying its golden age for 2100 years, the Gochosun Kingdom finally falls as the result of a year-long war with the Han Empire. The Emperor of the Han Dynasty divides the territory that previously belonged to Gochosun into four different administrative districts (Nak Rang, Jin Beon, Im Doon and Hyeon To) and deploys his military. People of Gochosun strongly stand against the Han Dynasty. Hae Mo Soo is the central figure of the resistance. The king of Bu Yeo, Hae Bu Roo, is very pleased with the fact that people of Gochosun are settled in Bu Yeo with the help of Hae Mo Soo. However, he's deeply concerned when Bu Deuk Bool tells him that protecting people of Gochosun might invite the Emperor's anger. Meanwhile, Yeo Mi Eul, oracle of Bu Yeo, sees a three-legged crow appear in the Sun. She knows that the two legs represent Hae Bu Roo and Geum Wa, but she isn't sure who the other person is. The governor-general of Hyeon To calls a meeting for all the tribal chiefs. Geum Wa goes to the meeting in place of his father. There, he meets Yu Hwa. The governor-general warns that whoever harbors Hae Mo Soo will be severely punished. He kills innocent Gochosun refugees in front of the tribal chiefs. Geum Wa gets enraged, but for the fear of future troubles, he can't do anything. All of a sudden, Yu Hwa comes in and calls out to the governor-general to stop.

EPISODE 2

Accused of harboring Hae Mo Soo, everyone in Yu Hwa's tribe members gets killed except her. However, Hae Mo Soo manages to sneak away. He happens to meet Yeon Ta Bal and his group. He's shocked to hear that the whole tribe was murdered because of him. Yeon Ta Bal Soon realizes that the man who seems very shocked about the news is Hae Mo Soo. In order to turn him in, he hires Hae Mo Soo as his help. Later, someone attacks Yeon Ta Bal and his group, but Hae Mo Soo helps them escape danger. That night, Geum Wa rescues Yu Hwa and runs away with her. She tells him that Hae Mo Soo is still alive. Meanwhile, Yeon Ta Bal's wife gives birth to a baby girl. Yeon Ta Bal names her So Seo No. He pledges that he'll raise his daughter stronger and wiser than any other man in the world.

EPISODE 3

Geum-wa hears from Bu Deuk Bool that his father lured Hae Mo Soo into a trap. He is devastated. He plans to help Hae Mo Soo escape. With the help of Geum-wa and his soldiers, Hae Mo Soo manages to escape. However, he's struck by an arrow and falls from a cliff. Yoo Hwa gives birth to a boy. She names the boy 'Ju Mong'. She tries to leave Bu Yeo with her baby. However, Geum-wa insists that she stay and raise Ju Mong in Bu Yeo. In order to protect the baby, whose father is Hae Mo Soo, Geum-wa decides to raise him as his own son. Meanwhile, Yeo Mi Eul has a vision that the three-legged crow in the Sun flew away. She believes that it's an ominous sign. She tells Bu Deuk Bool about the omen. He suddenly realizes that Yoo Hwa's baby might be the son of Hae Mo Soo. He orders Jeok Chi to kill the baby. Yoo Hwa becomes aware of the danger and flees with the baby. Soon, she's caught by the Han soldiers. Jeok Chi shows up and gets rid of the Han soldiers. However, he tells Yoo Hwa that it was Hae Bu Roo the king of Bu Yeo who wanted Hae Mo Soo dead. He's about to kill Yoo Hwa and Ju Mong with a sword raised overhead. Twenty years later King Geum-wa's continuous conquest almost doubles Bu Yeo's territory.

EPISODE 4

King Geum-wa realizes that Ju Mong didn't attend Young Go Je (a ritual when people celebrate the harvest and thank God). He finds out that Ju Mong is locked in a barn for harassing Bu Young. He's very disappointed with Ju Mong. He orders that Ju Mong receive twenty lashes. However, Dae So asks the king reduce the punishment, saying that the following day Ju Mong and he are supposed to go looking for Dae Mool Hwal (a legendary bow that the founder of Bu Yeo always carried with him). Geum-wa grants Dae Soh's request. Ju Mong promises himself that he won't do anything inappropriate. He also promises that he'll never disappoint his mother. Dae Soh, Young Po and Ju Mong leave the palace to look for Dae Mool Hwal. Ju Mong takes the lead. While passing the foggy mountain paths, Ju Mong gets separated from his friends and gets lost. He tries to look for his friends, but he gets stuck in a swamp. So Seo No and her group pass by and help Ju Mong. Ju Mong is surprised that the leader of the group is a woman. He's very impressed by her leadership and beauty. Meanwhile, Dae Soh and Young Po arrive at the Founder's Mountain. They find an old poem on the map indicating the location of Dae Mool Hwal. However, they can't figure out the meaning of the poem. After dark, they manage to understand the meaning and rush to the cave where Dae Mool Hwal is located.

EPISODE 5

Dae Soh is surprised to see Ju Mong alive. He orders Young Po to keep an eye on Ju Mong's every move. Yoo Hwa tells Ju Mong that he should become the king of Bu Yeo and accomplish a very important task. She introduces Moo Song, a master of martial arts to Ju Mong. Seeing Ju Mong's baby-like soft hands, Moo Song tells Ju Mong to climb up and down the mountains. Ju Mong gets impatient and annoyed because Moo Song only makes him climb the mountains instead of teaching him real martial arts. One day when he confronts his master, Moo Song takes him to a prison cell located inside a dark cave. Ju Mong finally starts learning the basic moves of the martial arts. His skills are improving every day. King Geum-wa hears that they successfully made a new weapon from iron. Excited by the news, Bo Deuk Bool and the king go to see the new weapon. When they're about to test the new weapon, Dae Soh volunteers. He suggests that Ju Mong and he fight with the new swords. Hesitant at first, Ju Mong agrees to fight with him. Meanwhile, So Seo No and the group of merchants come back to Jol Bon from Ok Jeo. Yeon Ta Bal is very happy about his daughter's successful deal. He tells So Seo No, Gye Pil and Woo Tae that he will make every effort to obtain Boo Yeo's secret method of iron weapon manufacturing. He emphasizes that it'll be the only way for Jol Bon to survive among other surrounding countries.

EPISODE 6

Bu Deuk Bool hears that Hae Mo Soo is still alive. Yeo Mi Eul and he go see Hae Moo Soo who is locked in a prison. When Moo Song brings them to the prison, Ju Mong hides himself and overhears their conversation. After confirming that Hae Mo Soo is alive, Bu Deuk Bool asks Moo Song not to tell anyone that he came. Dae Soh finds out that Ju Mong secretly leaves the palace every night. He takes Ju Mong to the training field and gives him a sword. He volunteers to teach Ju Mong how to become a good swordsman. Ju Mong is surprised, but he accepts Dae Soh's proposal. In the middle of the night, Ju Mong visits Mo Pal Mo at the weapon manufacturing yard. Ju Mong asks Mo Pal Mo to make him a sword as strong as Dae Soh's. Mo Pal Mo doesn't know what to do because he knows he needs the king's permission to do so. Meanwhile, the Xianbei (nomadic people residing in modern Manchuria and eastern Mongolia), who acquired the steel weapons, keep invading Hyeon To. King Geum-wa hears that the newly appointed general-governor of Hyeon To will visit Bu Yeo. He has a bad feeling about his visit and calls up all the statesmen.

EPISODE 7

Yang Jeong, new general-governor of Hyeon To, sends King Geum Wa a letter. In the letter, he informs the king that he'll regularly check on Bu Yeo's weapon manufacturing facility to make sure that it remains closed. Insulted by Yang Jeong's arrogance, King Geum Wa orders to burn the letter. Beol Gae suggests that the king proclaim the Prince Royal to the throne as soon as possible, in order to strengthen the royal authority. However, King Geum Wa tells him that this isn't the right time yet. He orders not to bring up the same subject again. Won Hoo hears that the king delayed Ju Mong's investiture. He believes that King Geum Wa is hesitant because Ju Mong isn't qualified to become the king. Young Po decides to get rid of Ju Mong. He sends an assassin. Ju Mong is stabbed by the assassin in the street. Ma Ri, Hyeop Bo and O Yi happen to find Ju Mong who is injured and unconscious. They take him to Bu Young. Meanwhile, Yeon Ta Bal plans to raid the smuggler, Do Chi, in order to seize control of the salt market. However, while making a surprise attack on Do Chi, So Seo No is kidnapped by Do Chi.

EPISODE 8

Ju Mong finds out that So Seo No is captured by Do Chi. He helps So Seo No escape. At first, So Seo No didn't trust Ju Mong, but she soon realizes that he's trying to help her. Yeon Ta Bal and his soldiers come to rescue So Seo No, as well. O Yi, Ma Ri and Hyeo Bo find out that Ju Mong released So Seo No. They try to kill him. To save Ju Mong's life, Bu Young canâ??t help but tell everyone that Ju Mong is the Prince of Bu Yeo. King Geum Wa gives Dae So and Young Po access to the weapon manufacturing facility. He orders them to find out the secret method of iron weapon manufacturing. While looking for a place to hide, Ju Mong remembers the prison inside the cave. Searching for Ju Mong, Lady Yoo Hwa and Moo Deok finally find him in the cave.

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JUMONG

King Dongmyeongseong of Goguryeo (58 - 19 BCE, r. 37 â?? 19 BCE), also known by his birth name Jumong, was the founding monarch of Goguryeo, the northernmost of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. In the Gwanggaeto Stele, he is called Chumo-wang (King Chumo). In the Samguk Sagi and the Samguk Yusa, he is recorded as Jumong, with the surname Go. The Samguk Sagi states that he was also known as Chumo or Sanghae. The name is also transcribed in other records as Chumong, Jungmo, or Domo.

MYTHICAL BIRTH

The founding myth of Goguryeo are related in various ancient Korean and Chinese texts, including the Gwanggaeto stele. The best known version is found, with slight variations, in the Samguk Sagi, Samguk Yusa, and the Dongmyeongwangpyeon of the Dongguk Isanggukjip.

Jumong is described as the son of Hae Mosu (the son of heaven and founder of Buyeo) and Yuhwa (daughter of the river god Habaek). Hae Mosu met Yuhwa by a river where she was bathing, but Habaek disapproved of Hae Mosu, who returned to heaven. Habaek chased Yuhwa away to Ubalsu, where she met and became the concubine of King Geumwa of Dongbuyeo.

Yuwha was impregnated by sunlight and gave birth to an egg. Geumwa tried to destroy the egg, and tried to feed it to animals, who instead protected the egg from harm. Geumwa returned it to Yuhwa. From the egg hatched a baby boy, whom Yuhwa named Jumong, meaning 'skilled archer.'

ESTABLISHMENT OF GOGURYEO

Jumong was eventually forced to go over to Jolbon because Geumwa's sons were jealous of him. At the age of 21 or 22, he married Soseuno, a princess of Gaeru. Jumong united three chieftains of the Gaeru nation and four other tribes to establish Goguryo around 37 BCE.

He reigned peacefully over his kingdom and trained an army of 500 swordsman and 500 archers. In 36 BCE, Biryu asked for help against the invading Malgal. Jumong led his army of 1,000 and defeated the Malgal army of 3,000 men during that year. King Songyang of Biryu submitted to Jumong, and Biryu was annexed into Goguryeo. Six years later, Jumong conquered the state of Haeng-in to the north. China's Han dynasty began to see Goguryo as a potential danger to its empire.

Jumong attacked and conquered North Okjeo during 33 BC, the 10th year of his reign. Shortly after the conquest of Okjeo, Jumong received a message from Emperor Geumwa of Dongbuyeo informing him of his mother's death. Jumong sent numerous gifts to Emperor Geumwa in gratitude for protecting his mother, and giving her a proper burial. Jumong ruled for nine years of peace and prosperity. He organized his kingdom and gave high ranks to all who had helped him from the start. Then, during 18 BC, the 19th year of his reign, he was greeted by two unexpected guests from Dongbuyeo. His first wife and their son Yuri had escaped from Buyeo and entered Goguryo. Jumong immediately made Yuri the Crown Prince. During this time, Jumong's other two sons by his second marriage voluntarily left Goguryo to establish new kingdoms.

DEATH AND SUCCESSION

During the same year, Jumong died at the age of 41. Crown Prince Yuri buried his father in a pyramid tomb, and gave him the posthumous name.

LEGACY

Jumong's kingdom of Goguryo eventually grew into a great regional power. Goguryo stood for 705 years and was ruled by a total of 28 kings until it was conquered by the Silla-Tang alliance. Balhae and Goryeo succeeded it, and the modern descendants of Jumong still bear his family name 'Go.'

FAMILY

Father: Haemosu, the founder of Bukbuyeo

Mother: Yuhwa

1st Wife: Ye So-Yah

Yuri (Emperor Yuri of Goguryeo), son of Jumong and Ye So-Yah

2nd Wife: Soseuno

Biryu, 1st son of Wutae, the 1st husband of Soseuno

Onjo (Emperor Onjo of Baekje), 2nd son of Wutae, the 1st husband of Soseuno

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