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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Du Qiao | 杜喬 |
두교 (두차오) |
A high-ranking official from the reign of Emperor Shun 順帝 to the reign of Emperor Huan 桓帝 in the Eastern Han period. | |
| Du Qin | 杜欽 |
두흠 (두친) |
Although he never held high office, as a key advisor of marshal of state 大司馬 Wang Feng 王鳳, he exerted much influence on the policies during the early reign of Emperor Cheng 成帝 during the Western Han period. | |
| Du Ruhui | 杜如晦 |
두여회 (두루후이) |
Du Ruhui(杜如晦, 585–630), a native of Capital commandery(京兆), was one of the most celebrated chancellors of the Tang Dynasty. He served Emperor Taizong(太宗) as chancellor with his colleague Fang Xuanling(房玄齡). The two were regarded as ideal models for chancellors. He enjoyed the confidence of Emperor Taizong(太宗). | 두(杜), 두여회(杜如晦), 여회(如晦), 극명(克明) |
| Du Shihui | 杜士會 |
두사회 (두스후이) |
See Fan Wu 范武. | |
| Du Taihou (Empress Dowager Du) | 杜太后 |
두태후 (두타이허우) |
Empress Dowager Du(杜太后, 902~961) was the mother of Emperor Taizu(太祖) who founded the Song Dynasty. After her death, another son, Emperor Taizong(太宗), succeeded his brother, Emperor Taizu. | 두태후(杜太后), 두후(杜后) |
| Du Tianbao | 杜添保 |
두첨보 (두톈바오) |
A fugitive soldier from Liaodong (遼東) who was returned to Liaodon by the Joseon authorities in 1404. | |
| Du Xi | 杜襲 |
두습 (두시) |
An official of the Eastern Han 東漢 and the Cao Wei 曹魏 periods. A native of Yingchuan Commandery 潁川郡. He originally served under Liu Biao 劉表 of Jing province 荊州, but later served Cao Cao 曹操. | 습(Xi 襲), 자서(Zixu 子緖) |
| Du Xunhe | 杜荀鶴 |
두순학 (두쉰허) |
(846-904 CE). A prominent poet in the late Tang period. A son of the great poet Du Mu (杜牧). | |
| Du Yan | 杜衍 |
두연 (두옌) |
Du Yan(杜衍, 978~1057) was a calligrapher and official of the Song Dynasty. He earned the jinshi(進士) degree in 1008. He played an important role in the Qingli Reforms(慶歷新政) during the reign of Emperor Renzong(仁宗). | 두연(杜衍), 세창(世昌) |
| Du You | 杜佑 |
두우 (두유) |
Du You(杜佑, 735-812), a native of Capital commandery(京兆), was a prominent scholar, historian and chancellor of the Tang Dynasty. He served Emperor Dezong(德宗), Emperor Shunzong(順宗) and Emperor Xianzong(憲宗) as chancellor. He devoted thirty-six years to the compilation of the Historical Encyclopedia(通典). Du Mu(杜牧), a major poet of Tang, was his grandson. | 두우(杜佑), 군경(君卿), 안간(安簡) |
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