Glossary of Proper Nouns
Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liu Angqi | 劉卬齊 |
유앙제 (류앙치) |
(d. 154 BCE). King of Jiaoxi 膠西王 who joined the so-called Revolt of the Seven Kingdoms in 154 BCE during the reign of Emperor Jing of Han 漢景帝. | 교서왕(Jiaoxi Wang 膠西王), 인(Yin 印), 유앙(Liu Ang 劉卬) |
| Liu Anshi | 劉安世 |
유안세 (류안스) |
Liu Anshi(劉安世, 1048~1125) was an official of the Song Dynasty. After earnning the jinshi degree(進士) in 1073, he studied under Sima Guang(司馬光) and later started his official career on the recommendation of Sima Guang. He was referred to as a man of integrity and impeached Zhang Dun(章惇), Cai Que(蔡確) and Fan Chunren(范純仁). However, after Zhang Dun seized power, he was demoted and exiled to Ying Prefecture(英州). | 류(劉), 유안세(劉安世), 류원성(劉元城), 안세(安世), 기지(器之), 원성(元城) |
| Liu Bang | 劉邦 |
유방 (류방) |
See Han Gaozu 漢高祖. | 류(Liu 劉) |
| Liu Bang | 劉邦 |
유방 (류방) |
See Han Gaozu 漢高祖. | 한왕(Han Wang 漢王) |
| Liu Bao | 劉寶 |
유보 (류바오) |
(d. 301). A man of letter and military strategist in the Jin 晉 dynasty. | 보(Bao 寶), 패후(Pei Hou 沛侯) |
| Liu Bei | 劉備 |
유비 (류베이) |
See Zhaoliedi 昭烈帝 | 류선주(Liu Xian Zhu 劉先主), 선주(Xian Zhu 先主) |
| Liu Bei | 劉備 |
유비 (류베이) |
(161-223 CE). A warlord during the civil war in the late Eastern Han period and the founding emperor of the Shu Han 蜀漢 dynasty of the Three Kingdoms period. | 소렬(Zhaolie 昭烈) |
| Liu Bi | 柳泌 |
유필 (리우비) |
Liu Bi(柳泌) was a Taoist priest(道士), who was favored by Emperor Xianzong(憲宗) of the Tang Dynasty. His original name was Yang Renzhou(楊仁晝). After he becme prefect of Tai Prefecture(台州刺史), he forced people to collect medicinal herbs at Tiantaishan(天台山). After Huanfu Bo's demotion, with whom he had developed a close connection, he was killed. | 유필(柳泌) |
| Liu Bu | 劉補 |
유보 (류부) |
[Advisory official 諫議大夫 during the Western Han period. A native of Hejian 河間.] | |
| Liu Cang | 劉蒼 |
유창 (류창) |
(d. 83 CE). A son of Emperor Guangwu of Han 漢光武帝 and a younger brother of Emperor Ming 明帝. King Xian of Dongping 東平憲王. | 동평왕(Dongping Wang 東平王), 창(Cang 倉), 창(Cang 蒼) |