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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jueluo Wanfu | 覺羅萬復 |
각라만부 (줴뤄완푸) |
Ambassador of Qing China dispatched to Joseon Korea in the 41st year(1643) of the Qianlong era. | |
| Jun Chen | 君陳 |
군진 (쥔천) |
A meritorious minister of King Cheng of Zhou 周成王. There is a chapter named "Jun Chen" 君陳 in the Venerated Documents 尙書. | |
| Jun Shi | 君奭 |
군석 (쥔스) |
See Zhao Gong Shi 召公奭. | |
| Kang Bisheng | 康必勝 |
강필승 (캉비성) |
One of the commanders (指揮) dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(Hideyoshi's Invasion). | |
| Kang Buzheng | 康布政 |
강포정 (캉부정) |
Personal name is Kang Yingqiang 康應乾. A Ming military officer under Regional Commander 總兵官 Liu Ting 劉綎 who participated in the Battle of Sarhu against the Later Jin 後金 in 1619. Vice Commissioner of Hai-Gai Military Defense Circuit 海蓋兵備副使. | |
| Kang Cheng | 康澄 |
강징 (캉청) |
Kang Cheng(康澄) was an official of Later Tang(後唐) during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period(五代十國時代). In the reign of Emperor Mingzong(明宗), he was appointed Vice Minister of the Court for Judicial Reviews(大理少卿), and later he was promoted Right Cavalier Attendant-in-Ordinary(右散騎常侍). He submitted a memorial that Emperor Ming should avoid the five evil things that would ruin the state. | 강징(康澄) |
| Kang Fushi | 康富時 |
강부시 (캉푸스) |
Kang Fushi(康富時) was one of five commoners of the Ming(明), who escaped to Joseon(朝鮮) in the time of Seongjong(成宗). | 강부시(康富時) |
| Kang Hui | 康回 |
강회 (캉후이) |
The name of Gong Gong 共工, an evil subject of the mythical king Yao 堯. See Gong Gong. | 공공(Gong Gong 共工) |
| Kang Ji | 康吉 |
강길 (캉지) |
One of the so-called "Scattered Troops" (mansan jun 漫散軍), Liaodong 遼東 soldiers who sought refuge in Joseon during the civil war between Emperor Jianwen 建文帝 and Emperor Yongle 永樂帝 of the Ming. He was sent back to Liaodong in 1413. | |
| Kang Jinfu | 康金夫 |
강금부 (캉진푸) |
A Ming commoner who fled from the Jianzhou Jurchens to Joseon. He was sent back to Liaodong 遼東 by the Joseon authorities in the eighth year (1477) of King Seongjong 成宗 of Joseon. |
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