Controversy of Ha Young's Great-Grandfather's History Continues, Knetz Discover Another Evidence
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South Korean actress Ha Young has been embroiled in controversy after revealing her family tree, which is alleged to have ties to pro-Japanese activities in the past.
To this day, he remains the hottest topic of conversation in South Korean society. Let’s read more about this in the article!
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Ha Young's Great-grandfather Histroy Controversy
Amidst ongoing controversy regarding the alleged collaboration of Ahn Sang-ho—an ancestor of actress Ha Young—with the Japanese, records from a local government historical archive have surfaced, linking him to the theory that Emperor Gojong was poisoned.
On the 30th, *Weekly Kyunghyang* reported that an official local history publication by Guri City, Gyeonggi Province—titled "Guri City: Origins of Place Names and Clan History" (published in February 2004)—describes Ahn Sang-ho (1874–1927) as a controversial figure associated with the Emperor Gojong poisoning theory within its "Figures of Guri" section.
The document was compiled as an academic survey report commissioned by the Guri City Government in 2004 from the Traditional Cultural Content Research Institute at Kyung Hee University. Ahn Sang-ho is introduced as the first modern-era figure featured in the "Figures of Guri" section.
According to the record, in January 1919, Ahn Sang-ho examined Emperor Gojong—who had collapsed due to a cerebral hemorrhage at Hamnyeongjeon Hall within Deoksugung Palace—alongside a Japanese doctor named Moriyatsu. The document further states that following Gojong's death, Ahn Sang-ho and others were suspected of administering poison to the emperor at the instigation of the Japanese. However, the document also notes that due to a lack of evidence, Ahn Sang-ho's involvement in the poisoning could not be definitively confirmed.
