Glossary of Proper Nouns
Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shi Yisheng | 施宜生 |
시의생 (스이성) |
Shi Yisheng(施宜生, ?~1160) was the official of the Jin Dynasty. He was originally a subject of the Southern Song, but he fled from the Southern Song because he had been found guilty of a crime. He subsequently became an official of Jin. When Wan'an Liang(完顔亮) invaded Southern Song, he divulged military secrets to the Southern Song and was put to death. | 시의생(施宜生), 규(逵), 필달(必達), 삼가노인(三佳老人) |
| Shi Yu | 史魚 |
사어 (스위) |
See Shi Qiu 史鰌. | |
| Shi Zhichang | 施之常 |
시지상 (스즈창) |
A disciple of Confucius during the Spring and Autumn period | 림복후(Linpu Hou 臨濮侯) |
| Shi Zuoshu | 石作蜀 |
석작촉 (스쭤수) |
A native of the state of Zhou 周 during the Spring and Autumn period. A disciple of Confucius. | 성기후(Chengji Hou 成紀侯) |
| Shima Xun | 司馬恂 |
사마순 (스마쉰) |
(d. 1466 CE). A native of Shaoxing (紹興), Zhejiang (浙江). The supervising secretary (給事中) of the Office of Scrutiny for Law (刑科) during the Jingtai era (1450-1456) of the Ming who was dispatched as deputy envoy (副使) in 1450. | 사마(司馬), 순(恂) |
| Shiwang | 十王 |
십왕 (스왕) |
Shiwang is a byname of the 15th son of Aisin-gioro Nurhaci, Aisin-gioro Dodo, Prince of Yutong. | 다탁(多鐸), 만)도도(dodo) |
| Shousheng Wu Huanghou (Empress Wu) | 壽聖吳皇后 |
수성오황후 (서우성우황허우(우황허우)) |
Empress Wu(吳皇后, 1115-1197) was an imperial consort of Emperor Gaozong(高宗) of the Song Dynasty. She started as a concubine and was later installed as Empress in 1143. | 광우(光祐), 륭자비복대황대후(隆慈備福大皇大后), 수성오황후(壽聖吳皇后) |
| Shouxitaisange | 壽西泰桑額 |
수서태상액 (셔우시타이쌍어) |
Ambassador of Qing China dispatched to Joseon Korea in 1675. | |
| Shu Dan | 舒亶 |
서단 (수단) |
Shu Dan(舒亶, 1041~1103) was an official and verse writer of the Song Dynasty. He came from Cisi county(慈溪), Ming Prefecture(明州). In 1079, he provoked the "Crow Terrace Poetry Case(烏臺詩案)", in which Su Shi(蘇軾) was indicted, arrested, and convicted of writing and disseminating poems that slandered the New Policies of Wang Anshi(王安石). | 서단(舒亶), 통도(通道), 나당(懶堂) |
| Shu Diao | 竪刁 |
수조 (수댜오) |
A powerful eunuch during the late reign of Duke Huan of Qi 齊桓公 in the Spring and Autumn period. He, with Yi Ya 易牙, starved Duke Huan to death. | 수조(Shu Diao 豎刁), 수도(Shu Dao 豎刀) |