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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kang Kai | 康鎧 |
강개 (캉카이) |
A Ming commoner who was taken captive by one of the Manchurian tribes and fled to 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. | |
| Kang Mu | 康睦 |
강목 (캉무) |
A native of Jinzhou 金州 of the Ming. He was investigated by Joseon authorities to determine whether his moving to Sin Island (Sin-do 薪島) in Pyeong'an 平安 Province was by permission. | |
| Kang Shu | 康叔 |
강숙 (캉수) |
The younger brother of King Wu of Zhou周武王, who was enfeoffed in Kang 康. | 위강숙(Wey Kang Shu 衛康叔) |
| Kang Yue | 康鉞 |
강월 (캉웨) |
A commander (指揮) in Liaodong 遼東 during the Jiajing era (1522-1566) of the Ming Dynasty. | |
| Kang Yuhu | 康玉湖 |
강옥호 (캉위후) |
A Ming soldier who was taken prisoner by Japanese troops and later reported the internal circumstances of the Japanese forces to the Ming army during the Imjin War(Hideyoshi's Invasion). | |
| Kang Zhen | 康鎭 |
강진 (캉전) |
A commander (指揮) in Liaodong (遼東) during the Jiajing era (1522-1566) of the Ming Dynasty. | 강진(姜鎭), 진(鎭) |
| Kang Zhihe | 康致和 |
강치화 (캉즈허) |
An interpreter (通事) during the Tianshun era (1457-1464) of the Ming Dynasty. | |
| Kangduli | 康都里 |
강도리 (캉둘리) |
(?~1634) a Manchu Plain White bannerman. After Hungtaiji was enthroned, he became one of eight principle ministers and comamder-in-chief (固山額眞) of Plain White Banner. He took Zunhua(遵化) in 1629, attacked Changli(昌黎) in 1630, and surrounded the fortress of Dalinghe in 1632. In 1633 he made a siginificant contribution in defeating Cahar Mongols. | 객극도리(喀克都里) (만)Kakduri(칵두리) |
| Kangshou Huangtaihou | 康壽皇太后 |
강수황태후 (캉서우황타이허우) |
(d. 1518 CE). The second empress of Emperor Xianzong 憲宗 of the Ming. She replaced the deposed Empress Wu (Wu Huanghou 吳皇后). | 효정순황후(孝貞純皇后) |
| Ke Weiqi | 柯維騏 |
가유기 (커웨이치) |
(1497-1574 CE). A native of Putian 莆田, Fujian 福建. He compiled the Newly Edited History of the Song Dynasty (宋史新編) based on the History of Song (宋史), the History of Liao (遼史), and the History of Jin (金史). |
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