Mongolian, Jurchen, and Manchu Personal Names
Terms |
Chinese |
Korean |
Explanation |
Another Name |
Gamu |
加茂 |
가무 |
An Orangkai(兀良哈) who lived in 時建. The son of Dadu. The brother of Garsu. The nephew of Isi (1455) |
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Gamuro |
加無老 |
가무로 |
An Odoli(斡朶里) who lived in 上Borha. The son of Dong Tasu(1455) |
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Ganaji |
干阿之 |
간아지 |
A Jurchen(女眞) who lived in Yeori. The son of Gim Moha. The brother of Jinhonggo, Yenda |
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Gandangga |
加隱堂可 |
가은당가 |
A vice rectifier(副司直) of Kolkan(骨看) who lived in 餘山. The son of Gim Senju the brother of Bergangga, Mogi (1455) |
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Gando |
間都 |
간도 |
A commander(指揮) of Hulun who later was promoted to a senior military protector(上護軍)(1460) |
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Gandu |
加隱豆 |
가은두 |
Early 15C, Hulun Udige(Hulun 兀狄哈) who sacked Joseon. An older brother of Gatanggi and Sugo. (1436) |
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Gangga |
家應哈 |
가응합 |
Early 16C, a Ya-in(野人) who offered Mangsan to stay in his house. (1502) |
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Gangga |
加應介 |
가응개 |
1. An Odoli(斡朶里) who went back to his mother land. 2. a Jurchen(女眞) soldier |
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Ganggari |
加應加里 |
가응가리 |
An Orangkai who lived in 甫靑浦(1466). The son of Gonggo. The brother of Sangdongga, Yaha |
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Ganggatai |
姜加太 |
강가태 |
He came to Joseon along with Ingguldai and took a ginseng digger hostage to demand food for their way back. (1633). |
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