Mongolian, Jurchen, and Manchu Personal Names
Terms |
Chinese |
Korean |
Explanation |
Another Name |
Nirongga |
里籠阿 |
이롱아 |
A 千戶 of the nomads. (1433) |
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Niruga |
里陋可 |
이루가 |
A Ya-in(野人) who was given the king's gift. (1444) |
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Nisama |
李伊士麻 |
이이사마 |
Mid 15C, a Ya-in(野人) who was sent when Ni Ni Darongga brought back things he sacked. a brother of Judongge and Jurongge. (1467) |
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Nisiga |
尼時哈 |
니시합 |
A Ya-in(野人) who came to Joseon from 회령 and obtained permission to live in Joseon. (1487,1488) (1487-1488) |
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Nisipau |
李時波右 |
이시파우 |
Late 15C, a Ya-in(野人) who plotted to raid Joseon. Ni Manju's son. A brother of 李Ni Borgada와 李Bodangga. (1479) |
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Nitangga |
尼湯介 |
니탕개 |
A Benho(藩胡) of Ya-in(野人) at GyengwenBu(慶源府) who pillaged Gyengwen and Asanbo(阿山堡). The father of Husiri |
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Nitato |
李打吐 |
이타토 |
Mid 15C, a 遼東人 who was captured by Ya-in(野人) but freed when he reached 鏡城. (1476) |
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Niu Aciga |
劉阿赤介 |
유아치개 |
A 中樞 of 兀良哈 who lived in 甫靑浦. He presented local products to the king |
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Niu Aciga |
劉阿赤哈 |
유아치합 |
→Niu Aciga |
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Niu Acingga |
劉阿稱介 |
유아칭개 |
A 兀良哈 who came to the Joseon government. (1474) |
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