Mongolian, Jurchen, and Manchu Personal Names
Terms |
Chinese |
Korean |
Explanation |
Another Name |
Aisan |
艾山 |
애산 |
Gangga and Ciraoi and others brought him. It's known that he was killd by them without any doubt(1502) |
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Aisan |
阿伊山 |
아이산 |
He came from 碧團. He commited robbery along with Mangsan that's why he was sent back(1498) |
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Aison |
愛孫 |
애손 |
Early 17C, Hece's father (1595-1601) |
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Aitemur |
阿伊帖木兒 |
아이첩목아 |
A commander of the Orangkai(吾郞哈). (1422) |
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Ajangga |
阿將哈 |
아장합 |
1. Early 16C, a Ya-in(野人) who promised to repatriate a Korean woman. (1531) 2. →Ni Ajangga |
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Ajiahua |
阿家化 |
아가화 |
Mid 15C, a Chinese man who reported what he knew about 송고로. He was captured by 송고로 at the age of fourteen but escaped. (1475) |
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Ajiga |
阿之可 |
아지가 |
A Kolkan(骨看) who lived in 餘山. The brother of Aigangga. The nephew of Gim Jorangga. The cousin of Mugengge. |
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Ajige |
阿之巨 |
아지거 |
The 12th son of Nurhaci. The brother of Daisian, Hong taiji, Manggultai, Tanggudai, Degelei. |
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Ajongga |
阿朝應介 |
아조응개 |
A Jurchen(女眞) who lived in Bayan家舍. (1455) |
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Alingga |
阿令哈 |
아령합 |
Late 15C, an 穩城 Ya-in(野人)(城底野人) who was retaliated because he showed the soldiers of Joseon a way to houses of Ya-in(野人), so the houses were burnt. (1492) |
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