Glossary of Proper Nouns
Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kang Zhihe | 康致和 |
강치화 (캉즈허) |
An interpreter (通事) during the Tianshun era (1457-1464) of the Ming Dynasty. | |
| Kangduli | 康都里 |
강도리 (캉둘리) |
(?~1634) a Manchu Plain White bannerman. After Hungtaiji was enthroned, he became one of eight principle ministers and comamder-in-chief (固山額眞) of Plain White Banner. He took Zunhua(遵化) in 1629, attacked Changli(昌黎) in 1630, and surrounded the fortress of Dalinghe in 1632. In 1633 he made a siginificant contribution in defeating Cahar Mongols. | 객극도리(喀克都里) (만)Kakduri(칵두리) |
| Kangshou Huangtaihou | 康壽皇太后 |
강수황태후 (캉서우황타이허우) |
(d. 1518 CE). The second empress of Emperor Xianzong 憲宗 of the Ming. She replaced the deposed Empress Wu (Wu Huanghou 吳皇后). | 효정순황후(孝貞純皇后) |
| Ke Weiqi | 柯維騏 |
가유기 (커웨이치) |
(1497-1574 CE). A native of Putian 莆田, Fujian 福建. He compiled the Newly Edited History of the Song Dynasty (宋史新編) based on the History of Song (宋史), the History of Liao (遼史), and the History of Jin (金史). | |
| Ke Yulong | 柯遇隆 |
가우륭 (커위룽) |
A mobile corps commander (遊擊) under regional commander (總兵官) Wu Sangui 吳三桂 during the late Ming Dynasty. | |
| Kong Anguo | 孔安國 |
공안국 (쿵안궈) |
A prominent Confucian scholar of the Old Text 古文 version of the Venerated Documents 尙書 and an academician 博士 during the reign of Emperor Wu of Han 漢武帝. | 곡부백(Qufu Bo 曲阜伯), 안국(Anguo 安國) |
| Kong Bai | 孔白 |
공백 (쿵바이) |
A son of Kong Ji 孔伋 (Zi Si 子思). When his mother, who divorced Zi Si, died, Zi Si did not let him wear mourning dress. | 백(Bai 白), 자백(Zi Bai 子白), 자상(Zi Shang 子上) |
| Kong Biao | 孔彪 |
공표 (쿵뱌오) |
An interpreter (通事) in Datong (大同) during the Jiajing era (1522-1566) of the Ming dynasty. | |
| Kong Bin | 孔斌 |
공빈 (쿵빈) |
The seventh dscendant of Confucius and the chancellor of the state of Wei 魏 during the Warring States period. | 공겸(Kong Qian 孔謙) |
| Kong Chenggong | 孔承恭 |
공승공 (쿵청궁) |
Kong Chenggong(孔承公), born in Wannian county(萬年縣) of Metropolitan Prefecture(京兆), was an official of the Song Dynasty. As the son of a prestigious family which produced successful candidates of the imperial examinations for five generations, he was assigned an important post in the reign of Emperor Taizu(太祖). | 공승공(孔承恭), 승공(承恭) |