Glossary of Proper Nouns
Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kong Daofu | 孔道輔 |
공도보 (쿵다오푸) |
(985-1039 CE). Advisory official of the right (右諫議大夫) in the court of Emperor Renzong of Song (宋仁宗). | 도보(Daofu 道輔) |
| Kong Fan | 孔範 |
공범 (쿵판) |
A clinet of Chen Shubao, the last emperor of the Chen dynasty; details unknown | |
| Kong Fen | 孔奮 |
공분 (쿵펀) |
An official during the early Eastern Han period. He was a magistrate 長 of Gucang 故藏. | |
| Kong Fujia | 孔父嘉 |
공보가 (쿵푸자) |
(d. 710 BCE). An ancestor of Confucius. Marshal of state 大司馬 during the reign of Duke Shang of Song 宋殤公. He was killed by grand magistrate 太宰 Hua Du 華督 who coveted his wife. | |
| Kong Guang | 孔光 |
공광 (쿵광) |
(65-5 BCE). An high-ranking official during the late Western Han period. As a chancellor 丞相 under Emperor Ai 哀帝, he attempted to implement the policy of limiting large land ownership, but failed. | |
| Kong Haoren | 孔好仁 |
공호인 (쿵하오런) |
Chinese man who was excuted amid the White Lotus Rebellion of Hubei in the Jianqing era. | |
| Kong Ji | 孔伋 |
공급 (쿵지) |
See Zi Si 子思. | |
| Kong Jin | 孔僅 |
공근 (쿵진) |
As a merchant, he was appointed as deputy of superintendent of agriculture 大農丞, taking charge of the state monopoly of salt and iron, by Emperor Wu of Han 漢武帝 in 118 BCE. | |
| Kong Jiyan | 孔季彦 |
공계언 (쿵지옌) |
(d. 86 CE). A canonical scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty and descendant of Confucius. | 계언(Jiyan 季彦) |
| Kong Kui | 孔戣 |
공규 (쿵쿠이) |
Kong Kui(孔戣, 753-825) was an official of the Tang Dynasty and a descendant of Confucius(孔子). He earned the jinshi(進士) degree. In the era of Yuanhe(元和), he was appointed Grand Master of Remonstrance (諫議大夫). He was reputed to be a man of strict integrity. | 공규(孔戣), 군엄(君嚴) |