Mongolian, Jurchen, and Manchu Personal Names
Terms |
Chinese |
Korean |
Explanation |
Another Name |
Nim Huangge |
林黃巨 |
임황거 |
A brigade commander(萬戶) of Orangkai(兀良哈) who lived in Inguppogasya. (1455) |
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Nim I |
林伊 |
임이 |
A Ya-in(野人) who was being imprisoned. (1528) |
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Nim Magi |
林莫只 |
임막지 |
He is one of the Ya-in(野人)s of 建州 who planned to steal at 惠山鎭 and 仁遮外堡. (1525) |
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Nim Palasili |
林八剌失里 |
임팔랄실리 |
Early 15C, a battalion commander(千戶) in Dongnyeng Post((東寧衛) who betrayed Ming and killed people. He came into Joseon and surrendered, but was transferred to Liaodong(遼東) (1402-1405) |
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Nim Parasi |
林波羅實 |
임파라실 |
A soldier who led his scattered army group of the 遼東. Except Seng Sekrin(成石璘), goverment officials of Chosun insisted on accepting him. (1423). |
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Nim Paya |
林波也 |
임파야 |
Mid 15C, a 指揮 of Orangkai(吾良哈) who presented local products. (1441) |
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Nim Saidu |
林沙伊豆 |
임사이두 |
Early 16C, a Ya-in(野人) who was locked in 江界. Later, he lied that he captured Nang Siabangga who murdered 沈思遜, but the captive turned out to be Nang Siyengge. (1528-1529) |
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Nim Sirdu |
林時乙豆 |
임시을두 |
Mid 15C, a 同知中樞 of Orangkai who lived in 甫兒河何多. He offered local products (1463) |
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Nim temur |
林帖木兒 |
임첩목아 |
A 千戶 under the command of Ni Manju, naturalized to Joseon with his wife. (1435) |
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NimModaho |
林毛多胡 |
임모다호 |
Early 15C, a Ya-in(野人) who came into 小Bori to ask something to eat to relieve hunger. (1424) |
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