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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zhang Chun | 張春 |
장춘 (장춘) |
A native of Tongzhou 同州 and jinshi of 1600. He served as Secretary 主事of the Ministry of War 兵部. He was upright and liked to talk about military affairs. During the Chongzhen 崇禎 period, he was promoted assistant regional commander 參將. He was captured by Manchus in 1631. He did not surrender to Qing and was eventually executed by the Qing court. | 장춘(張春) |
| Zhang Chun | 張椿 |
장춘 (장춘) |
A Ming general. He ordered his soldiers to carry bags made of cotton. When his army encountered enemies, his soldiers put soil into the bags in order to construct bulwarks. | 장춘(張椿) |
| Zhang Cong | 張璁 |
장총 (장충) |
A Ming official who was active during the Jiajing 嘉靖 period. He flattered the Jiajing emperor by supporting the emperor's wish to promote his late father's posthumous title. | 장총(張璁), 총(璁) |
| Zhang Cong | 張總 |
장총 (장충) |
Zhang Cong(張璁, 1475~1539), courtesy name Bingyong(秉用), pseudonym Luofeng(羅峰), was an official of the Ming Dynasty. He served as Grand Secretary(內閣首輔) in the reign of Emperor Jiading (嘉靖帝) and was renowned for his anti-eunuch policies. | 부경(孚敬), 장부경(張孚敬) |
| Zhang Dahu | 張大胡 |
장대호 (장다후) |
A military instructer in Liaodong 遼東. In 1592, he criticized the Joseon court because it dispatched intelligence agents to inspect Nurhaci 努爾哈赤. | 장대호(張大胡) |
| Zhang Daji | 張大紀 |
장대기 (장다지) |
A staff member of the heir Emperor Chongzhen 崇禎. | 장대기(張大紀) |
| Zhang Dechen | 張得臣 |
장득신 (장더천) |
A staff member of the Ming envoy who was dispatched to Joseon during the Wanli era (1573-1620) of the Ming. | 장득신(張得臣) |
| Zhang Deyi | 張得一 |
장득일 (장더이) |
He was allegedly a general of Emperor Yongli 永曆, the last emperor of the Southern Ming 南明. | 장득일(張得一) |
| Zhang Di (Emperor Zhang) | 章帝 |
장제 (장디) |
See Han Zhang Di 漢章帝. | |
| Zhang Ding'an | 張定安 |
장정안 (장딩안) |
A eunuch official of the Ming Dynasty who was sent Joseon as an envoy during the reign of King Sejong of the Joseon Dynasty. | 장정안(張定安), 정안(定安) |
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