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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zhu Guodong | 朱國棟 |
주국동 (주궈둥) |
A political figure during the late Ming Dynasty who claimed he was a descendant of the Ming imperial family. | 주국동(朱國棟) |
| Zhu Guoyong | 朱國用 |
주국용 (주궈융) |
A military staff officer of a senior envoy who visited Korea in 1596. | 주국용(朱國用) |
| Zhu Hongzhi | 朱弘植 |
주홍식 (주홍즈) |
According to Manchus' letter to Joseon of 1643 cited in the Veritable Records of King Injo of Joseon, Zhu Hongzhi was Prince of Leling 樂陵王 and killed by the Manchus when a Manchu army invaded Beijing. According to the History of Ming, the last prince of Leling 樂陵王 was Zhu Yifan 朱以泛 who was appointed Prince of Leling 樂陵王 in 1621. | 악릉왕(樂陵王), 주홍식(朱弘植) |
| Zhu Huiyi | 朱徽焲 |
이휘야 (주후이이) |
A grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang 朱元章, the founder of Ming and also the eldest son of Zhu Pian 朱楩, the eighteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, Prince Min 珉王. He became the crown prince of the Min kingdom. However, since he tried to entrap Zhu Huirou 朱徽煣, he was demoted to a commoner. | 휘야(徽焲) |
| Zhu Huiyou | 朱徽煣 |
이휘유 (주후이유) |
(1401-1461). The second son of Zhu Pian 朱楩, the eighteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang 朱元章. He became Prince Min 珉王 in 1450. | 휘유(徽煣) |
| Zhu Jian | 朱鑑 |
주감 (주젠) |
Zhu Jian(朱鑑) was the eldest son of Zhu Shu(朱塾), the eldest son of Zhu Xi(朱熹), who was one of the most prominent Neo-Confucian scholars of the Southern Song Dynasty. He compiled Annotation of the Classic of Book (詩傳遺說) and Zhu's comment of the Classic of Change(朱文公易說). | 감(鑑) |
| Zhu Jianqi | 朱見濟 |
주견제 (주졘치) |
(1448-1453). The only son of Emperor Jingtai 景泰. He died at age 6. | 견제(見濟) |
| Zhu Jinshe | 朱錦舍 |
주금사 (주진서) |
Refers to Zheng Jing 鄭經; see Zheng Jing 鄭經 | 주금사(朱錦舍), 정금(鄭錦), 정경(鄭經), |
| Zhu Ju | 朱鉅 |
주거 (주쥐) |
Zhu Ju(朱鉅) was an ancestor of the Zhu clan of Huizhou(徽州朱氏) which produced Zhu Xi(朱熹) and Zhu Yuanzhang(朱元璋). He was an official of the Southern Song Dynasty(南宋). | 거(鉅), 광국후(光國侯), 충무공(忠武公) |
| Zhu Junwang | 朱均旺 |
주균왕 (주쥔왕) |
A friend of Xu Yihou 許儀後. Xu was captured by Japanese pirates and became a favorite of a general of Satsuma. Xu received information that the Japanese would soon invade China and passed the information to Zhu Junwang 朱均旺. Around 1591 Zhu reported it to the provincial government of Zhejiang 浙江. | 주균왕(朱均旺) |
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