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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yu Di | 于頔 |
우적 (위디) |
Yu Di(于頔, ?-818)was an official of the Tang Dynasty(唐朝). At the time of Emperor Dezong(德宗) of the Tang, he was appointed prefect(刺史) of Hu Prefecture(湖州). He expanded the irrigation system to cultivate new farmlands and suppressed the rebellion of Wu Shaocheng(吳少誠). | 려(厲), 사(思), 우적(于頔), 윤원(允元) |
| Yu Dingguo | 于定國 |
우정국 (위딩궈) |
(d. 40 BCE). Chancellor 丞相 during the reign of Emperor Xuan of Han 漢宣帝. | |
| Yu Fu | 兪跗 |
유부 (위푸) |
A legendary physician and subject of the Yellow Emperor 黃帝 in Chinese mythology. | 유(Yu 兪), 유편(Yu Bian 兪扁) |
| Yu Gun | 庾袞 |
유곤 (위군) |
An uncle of the Empress Yu 庾皇后) of Emperor Ming of Jin 晉明帝. | 곤(袞) |
| Yu Jiachou | 亐家仇 |
울가구 (위자오처우) |
One of the Ming commoners who lived in northeastern Korea around 1465. | |
| Yu Jiazuo | 亐家佐 |
울가좌 (위자쭤) |
One of the Ming commoners who lived in northeastern Korea around 1465. | |
| Yu Jideng | 余繼登 |
여계등 (위지덩) |
(1544-1600) A native of the Northern Metropolitan Area (北直隸) and a jinshi of 1577. He participated in compiling Collected Statutes of the Ming Dynasty 大明會典(Da Míng Huidian).He served as Vice Minister of Rites (禮部侍郞) in the late 1590s | |
| Yu Jin | 于謹 |
우근 (위진) |
(493-568). A renowned military commander and strategist in the Northern Wei, Western Wei, and Northern Zhou dynasties during the Northern and Southern Dynasties period. | |
| Yu Jin | 于禁 |
우금 (위진) |
(d. 221). A millary general of Cao Wei 曹魏 during the Three Kingdoms period. At first he served Bao Xin 鮑信 and later he joined Cao Cao 曹操's camp to make significant contributions in war. | 문칙(Wenze 文則) |
| Yu Jing | 余靖 |
여정 (위징) |
Yu Jing(余靖, 1000-1064) was an official of the Song Dynasty. He came from Qujiang District(曲江縣), Shao Prefecture(韶州) and earned the jinshi degree(進士) in 1024. He was demoted and exiled to Jun Prefecture(筠州) for impeaching Fan Zhongyan(范仲淹). He was sent to Khitan(契丹) as a commissioner. | 여정(余靖), 희고(希古), 안도(安道) |
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