Mongolian, Jurchen, and Manchu Personal Names
Terms |
Chinese |
Korean |
Explanation |
Another Name |
Ni Samandasili |
李撒滿答失里 |
이살만답실리 |
Early 15C, a 毛憐衛 commissioner-in-chief(毛憐衛都督) who offered local products by sending envoys. He was bestowed goods. He was favorable to Joseon. (1433-1439) |
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Ni Samparo |
李三波老 |
이삼파로 |
A commander in-chief(都指揮) in 建州衛. Ni Manju and Ni Samandasili sent him along with 10 persons and they granted gifts including clothes, gats(Korean traditional hat made of bamboo and horsehair and shoes(1434) |
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Ni Samsi |
李三時 |
이삼시 |
A Ya-in(1528) |
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Ni Sangge |
李雙巨 |
이쌍거 |
A Ya-in(野人) who lived in the same neighborhood as Ni Yerongge. (1528) |
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Ni Sanggo |
李尙古 |
이상고 |
A Jurchen(女眞) who lived in 建州衛. the son of Ni Ergengge and Huanju. The elder brother of Ni Haitu. (1544) |
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Ni Sano |
李舍奴 |
이사노 |
a Ya-in(野人) in 建州衛 in the late 15C; Tasi's father (1480) |
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Ni Sanok |
李山玉 |
이산옥 |
A nephew of Ni Darongga. He served 世祖 as an envoy when the king tried to admonish Ya-in(野人)s. (1467, 1485, 1496) |
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Ni Saogu |
李沙吾仇 |
이사오구 |
A Ya-in(野人) who plunderd Joseon (1528) |
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Ni Saori |
李沙吾里 |
이사오리 |
A 司直 of Orangkai(兀良哈) who presented local products to the king |
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Ni Sarangga |
李沙良介 |
이사량개 |
A person got position to 僉知. (1603) |
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