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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liu Xiong | 劉雄 |
유웅 (명2) (류슝) |
A powerful eunuch during the Zhengde 正德 era (1506-1521) | 유웅(劉雄) |
| Liu Xiongqu | 劉雄渠 |
유웅거 (류슝취) |
(d. 154 BCE). A grandson of Emperor Gao of Han 漢高祖 and King of Jiaodong 膠東. He joined the so-called Revolt of the Seven Kingdoms in 154 BCE and was killed during battle. | 교동왕(Jiaodong Wang 膠東王), 웅거(Xiongqu 雄渠) |
| Liu Xu | 劉胥 |
유서 (류쉬) |
(d. 54 BCE). The fourth son of Emperor Wu of Han 漢武帝. King Li of Guangling (Guangling Li Wang 廣陵厲王). | 려왕(Li Wang 厲王), 서(Xu 胥) |
| Liu Xuan | 劉玄 |
유현 (류쉬안) |
(d. 25 CE). Emperor Gengshi of Han 漢更始帝. He was proclaimed emperor by the rebel leaders in 23 CE during the civil war period between the Western and Eastern dynasties. He was executed by the Red Eyebrow 赤眉 Rebels in 25 CE. | 갱시(Gengshi 更始) |
| Liu Xuanping | 劉玄平 |
유현평 (리우쉬안핑) |
Liu Xuanping(劉玄平) was a figure of the Tang Dynasty. He had a good relationship with Li Yuangui(李元軌) who was Prince of Huo(霍王) and the 14th son of Emperor Gaozu(高祖). | 유현평(劉玄平) |
| Liu Xueshi | 劉學詩 |
유학시 (류쉐스) |
A Ming general who came to Joseon during the Imjin War (aka Hideyoshi's Invasion). He falsely reported his military achievements. | 유학시(劉學詩) |
| Liu Xunfu | 劉巡撫 |
유순무 (리우쉰푸) |
details unknown | |
| Liu Yan | 劉晏 |
유안 (리우옌) |
Liu Yan(劉晏, 716-780) was an official of the Tang Dynasty who served Emperor Daizong(代宗) as chancellor. He was renowned for his reforms of the Tang salt monopoly and food transportation systems. The reforms allowed the Tang economy to recover after An Lushan's disasterous rebellion. However, in 780, during the reign of Emperor Dezong(德宗), after Chancellor Yang Yan(楊炎) made a series of false accusations against him, he was demoted and then executed. | 유안(劉晏), 안(晏), 사안(士安) |
| Liu Yan | 劉縯 |
유연 (류옌) |
(d. 23 CE). An elder brother of Emperor Guangwu of Han 漢光武帝. A native of Nanyang 南陽 commandery. | 백승(Bosheng 伯升) |
| Liu Yangzheng | 劉養正 |
유양정 (류양정) |
A schemer of the rebel leader, Wang Hao 王濠. He was a friend of Wang Shouren 王守仁, but Wang arrested and killed him. | 유양정(劉養正) |
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