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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gao Ruone | 高若訥 |
고약눌 (가오뤄너) |
Gao Ruone(高若訥, 997~1055) was an official of the Song Dynasty. Renowned for his profound knowledge of medicine, he revised several medical books. In 1036, as a censor at court(諫官), he criticized Fan Zhongyan(范仲淹), so Fan was demoted. | 고약눌(高若訥), 약눌(若訥), 민지(敏之) |
| Gao Sheng | 高昇 |
고승 (가오성) |
One of the mobile corps commanders (遊擊) dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(Hideyoshi's Invasion). | 고유격(高遊擊), 승(昇) |
| Gao Shiluo | 高時羅 |
고시라 (가오스뤄) |
A battalion commander (千戶) of Juyang (巨陽) who was dispatched to Joseon as an envoy in 1405. | |
| Gao Song | 高嵩 |
고숭 (가오쑹) |
Judge (鎭撫) of Liaodong 遼東 during the Jiajing era (1521-1567) of the Ming | |
| Gao Suozhu | 高所主 |
고소주 (가오쒀주) |
A Ming commoner who escaped from the Jianzhou Jurchens, and fled to Uiju (義州) in Joseon. He was sent back to Liaodong (遼東) by the Joseon authorities in the nineteenth year (1488) of King Seongjong (成宗) of Joseon. | |
| Gao Taihou (Empress Dowager Gao) [Xuanren Taihou (Empress Dowager Xuanren)] | 高太后[宣仁太后] |
고태후 (가오타이허우[쉬안런타이허우]) |
Empress Dowager Gao(高太后, 1032~1093), family name Gao(高), was Emperor Yingzong(英宗)'s widowed consort, Emperor Shenzong(神宗)'s mother and Emperor Zhezong(哲宗)' grandmother. Since Emperor Zhezong was too young to rule alone, she ruled as regent, promoting Sima Guang(司馬光) as Grand Councilor and abolishing the reforms launched by Wang Anshi(王安石). | 고태후(高太后), 선인태후(宣仁太后) |
| Gao Tanglong | 高堂隆 |
고당융 (가오탕룽) |
(d. 237). An official of Cao Wei 曹魏 during the Three Kingdoms period and a native of Taishan commandery 泰山郡. He was renowned for his broad knowledge of astronomy. | 승평(Shengping 升平) |
| Gao Xian | 高賢 |
고현 (가오셴) |
One of the Ming commoners cast away on the shore of Tae'an (泰安) in Joseon in the thirty-ninth year (1544) of King Jungjong 中宗 of Joseon. | |
| Gao Xin | 高辛 |
고신 (가오신) |
See Di Ku 帝嚳. | |
| Gao Xin Shi | 高辛氏 |
고신씨 (가오신스) |
See Di Ku 帝嚳. |
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