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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jin Xiyun | 金希允 |
금희윤 (진시윈) |
An imperial agent (旗牌官) under Vice Minister of the Right (右侍郞) of the Ministry of War (兵部) Song Yingchang (宋應昌) who was dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(Hideyoshi's Invasion). | |
| Jin Xuezeng | 金學曾 |
김학증 (진쉐쩡) |
A provincial military commander (軍門, or 提督) of Dengzhou (登州) during the Wanli period. | |
| Jin Yaqin | 金亞侵 |
금아침 (진야친) |
One of the Ming commoners taken captive by Japanese pirates who fled to Joseon. He was sent to Liaodong (遼東) by the Joseon authorities in 1417. | |
| Jin Yizhuang | 金義莊 |
금의장 (진이좡) |
A Ming commoner who was taken captive by the Mongols and fled to Joseon during the reign of King Yejong (睿宗) of Joseon. | |
| Jin You | 金宥 |
김유 (진유) |
Born in Jeokseong (積城), Gyeongi (京畿) Province, Joseon. The Vice Director of the Left for Palace Delicacies (尚膳監左監丞) of the Ming who was dispatched to Joseon as a member of the Ming envoy's staff several times from 1452 to 1468. | |
| Jin Yuandi | 晉元帝 |
진원제 (진위안디) |
(276-323; r. 317-322). The first emperor of the Eastern Jin 東晉. The son of Sima Jin 司馬覲, the Prince of Langye 琅邪王. After Emperor Min 愍帝 was killed by the order of Liu Cong 劉聰 in 317, the Jin court fled south and established a new capital at Jiankang 建康. He declared himself Emperor of the Eastern Jin at that time. | 사마예(Sima Rui 司馬睿), 랑야공왕(Lanngye Gongwang 瑯琊恭王), 진중종(Jin Zhongzong 晉中宗) |
| Jin Zhi | 金至 |
김지 (진즈) |
A native of Daegu 大邱, Joseon. A palace attendant (內史), i.e. eunuch, of the Ming during the Yongle era (1403-1424). | |
| Jin Zhigui | 金志貴 |
금지귀 (진즈구이) |
See Jin Zigui 金子貴 | |
| Jin Zhishi | 金治世 |
금치세 (진즈스) |
He escaped from Jianzhou Jurchens to Onseong 溫城, Korea. The Joseon court sent him back to Liaodong in 1476. | 금치세(金治世) |
| Jin Zhongyi | 金衆伊 |
김중이 (진중이) |
A Ming commoner who fled to Joseon and was later sent back to Liaodong(遼東) by the Joseon authorities during the reign of King Seongjong(成宗). | 김중이(金衆伊) |
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