Mongolian, Jurchen, and Manchu Personal Names
Terms |
Chinese |
Korean |
Explanation |
Another Name |
Hosoro |
好所老 |
호소로 |
Early 15C, Orangkai(兀良哈) who offered local products (1421) |
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Hoto |
好土 |
호토 |
A Namnu Udige(南訥兀狄哈) (1455) |
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Hotonggi |
好通只 |
호통지 |
A Ya-in(野人) who withdrew the military upon the orders of Nurhaci. (1607) |
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Hoyangga |
好陽可 |
호양가 |
A Jurchen(女眞) (1441-1441) |
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Hu'erhuo |
忽兒火 |
홀아화 |
He is one of four Chinese people who escaped from Ya-in(野人)and was released at 遼東 under escort. (1461) |
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Huancuga |
歡出哈 |
환출합 |
A Ya-in(野人) of 兀里奚山衛 who sent Dasu, a 指揮, to have an audience with the king. (1439) |
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Huang Bugai |
黃不改 |
황불개 |
The brother-in-law of 黃顯. (1406-1407) |
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Huang Ginor |
黃起奴兒 |
황기노아 |
A commander of the Orangkai(吾郞哈) tribe, was sent Ni Manju visited the Joseon court and paid a tribute of local products. (1435) |
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Huang Najang |
黃羅將 |
황라장 |
An envoy from Ni Darhan who was a chieftain of 建州中衛. He received presents from the king. (1485) |
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Huang Sampau |
黃三波右 |
황삼파우 |
Late 15C, Ni Darhan's son-in-law who was bestowed goods by the king. (1486) |
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