Mongolian, Jurchen, and Manchu Personal Names
Terms |
Chinese |
Korean |
Explanation |
Another Name |
Borjin Hiya |
甫乙之舍 |
보을지사 |
He was a Qing vassal. The troops of Jurchen divided to 8 parts, Guyengge was responsible for 2 parts out of the 8 parts. And He was a 大臣 of Qing who was at the place of 인조's amity treaty with Qing. (1627) 舍(辖) is the title of the Qing official, is translated as 侍衛. (1621-1627) |
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Boro |
甫乙吾 |
보을오 |
A commander(指揮) in 毛憐衛(1397-1411) |
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Boro |
甫老 |
보로 |
Early 15C, an Orangkai battalion commander who offered local products |
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Bosen |
福先 |
복선 |
Mid 15C, Genju Post an assistant commander(建州衛指揮僉事). Casur's father |
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Botai Fiyanggu |
普太平古 |
보태평고 |
A Qing general (1638) |
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Botu |
孛土 |
패토 |
Early 17C, Hiojeng's grandson. (1605) |
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Bour |
孛兀兒 |
패올아 |
A Ya-in(野人) who was captured and prisoned in Dong Cengju (1410) |
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Boya |
甫也 |
보야 |
A commander(指揮) of Orangkai(兀良哈) who lived in 中東良 |
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Boyada |
甫也大 |
보야대 |
Mid 15C, a Dong Ji指揮 of Hulun Udige(兀狄哈) who had an audience with the king (1439) |
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Boyangga |
甫陽介 |
보양개 |
An Orangkai(兀良哈) who lived in 尼麻退. The father of Manggage, Nocengge, Nahacu, Gahaja, Disoge, Gerge. |
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