Glossary of Proper Nouns
Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jin Baogui | 金寶軌 |
김보궤 (진바오구이) |
A Ming person from Liaodong (遼東) who had been held captive by the Mongols for eleven years and fled to Joseon in 1476. | 김보(金寶), 이훈분(李訓分), 보궤(寶軌) |
| Jin Baonu | 金保奴 |
금보노 (진바오누) |
One of the Chinese taken captive by Japanese pirates who fled to Joseon. He was released to Liaodong 遼東 by the Joseon authorities in 1414. | |
| Jin Bi | 晋鄙 |
진비 (진비) |
(d. 257 BCE). A general of the state of Wei 魏 during the Warring States Period. When the Qin 秦 attacked the capital of the Zhao 趙 in 257 BCE, King Anli 安釐王 of the Wei ordered him to save the Zhao from the attack. But the king was intimidated by the Qin's threat, so he withdrew the command. Lord Xinling 信陵君 then assassinated Jin Bi and rescued the Zhao. | |
| Jin Biguo | 金必果 |
김필과 (진비궈) |
One of the so-called "Scattered Troops" (漫散軍), Liaodong 遼東 soldiers who sought refuge in Joseon during the civil war between Emperor Jianwen (建文帝) and Emperor Yongle (永樂帝) of the Ming. He was sent back to Liaodong in 1407. | |
| Jin Cai | 金才 |
금재 (진차이) |
A Ming person who was arrested on the charge of silver trafficking but fled from the Joseon authorities in 1544. | |
| Jin Cang | 金藏 |
금장 (진창) |
A Chinese women who came to Jongseong (鍾成) during the northern expedition during the reign of King Sejo 世祖 of Joseon. | |
| Jin Changgui | 金長貴 |
금장귀 (진창구이) |
One of the Ming commoners from Dongning (東寧), Liaodong (遼東) cast away on the shore of the Pajeo (婆豬) River in Joseon in 1464. | |
| Jin Changming | 金昌銘 |
금창명 (진창밍) |
A Ming commoner who was taken captive by one of the peoples in the Ming northeastern border area and later fled to Joseon. He was sent back to Liaodong (遼東) by the Joseon authorities in 1462. | |
| Jin Changming | 金常明 |
금상명 (진창밍) |
An official of Qing China whose family originated in Joseon Korea. He had the full confidence of the Emperor. | |
| Jin Cheng | 金成 |
김성 (진청) |
A Chinese official who was sent back to Liaodong(遼東) during the reign of King Teajo(太祖) of Joseon(朝鮮). | 김성(金成) |