GNB
Container
Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chai Dengke | 柴登科 |
시등과 (차이덩커) |
One of the mobile corps commanders (遊擊) dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(or Hideyoshi's Invasion). | 등과(登科), 시유격(柴遊擊) |
| Chai You | 柴友 |
시우 (차이유) |
A head (頭目) under Ming eunuch Chang Sheng (昌盛) who was dispatched to Joseon as an envoy during the reign of King Sejong (世宗) of Joseon. | |
| Chang | 長 |
장 (창) |
Thought to refer to Zhang Yong 張永, or Zhang Ying 張英 | 영(Ying 英) |
| Chang Anmin | 安民 |
안민 (창안민) |
Chang Anmin(常安民,1049~1118) was an official of the Song Dynasty renowned for integrity. He entered the National University(太學) at the age of 14 and earned the jinshi(進士) degree during the reign of Emperor Shenzong(神宗). Because he impeached Cai Jing(蔡京) and Zhang Dun(章惇), he was demoted and exiled. | 안민(安民), 희고(希古) |
| Chang Hui | 常惠 |
상혜 (창후이) |
(d. 46 BCE). A high ranking official from the reign of Emperor Wu 武帝 to the reign of Emperor Yuan 元帝. When he was young, he accompanied Su Wu 蘇武 who was sent to the Xiongnu 匈奴 as a envoy, and detained by the Xiongnu 匈奴 for nineteen years. | |
| Chang Peng | 常朋 |
상붕 (창펑) |
A commander of the center guard (中衛指揮) during the Jiajing era (1522-1566) of the Ming. | |
| Chang Sheng | 昌盛 |
창성 (창성) |
A eunuch of Ming China who visited Joseon several times in the 1420s and 1430s. While he was in Joseon, he requested and collected a large amount of gifts. | 창성(昌盛) |
| Chang Yonghe | 常應和[常邕和] |
상응화[상옹화] (창용화) |
A native of the Northern Wei 北魏, who killed Cheng Anle 成安樂, the prefect of Huaiyang 淮陽 and surrendered to the Liang 梁 dynasty. | 상응화(常應和) |
| Chang Yuchun | 常遇春 |
상우춘 (창위춘) |
(1330-1369 CE). A native of Huiyuan (懷遠), the Southern Metropolitan Area (南直隸). A prominent general under Ming Taizu (明太祖) Zhu Yuanzhang (朱元璋). He died of illness in 1369. | |
| Chang'an Jun | 長安君 |
장안군 (창안쥔) |
A prince 公子 of the state of Zhao 趙 during the Warring States period. He was a younger brother of King Xiaocheng 孝成王. |
footer
Copyright © National Institute of Korean History All Rights Reserved.
TOP