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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| He Shikai | 和士開 |
화사개 (허스카이) |
An official of the Northern Qi 北齊 during the Northern and Southern Dynasties and a native of Qing Commandery 淸郡. He was a favorite of Emperor Wucheng 武成帝 and Emperor Gao Wei 高緯 of the state and also a secret lover of Empress Dowager Hu 胡太后, the mother of Gao Wei. | 사개(Shikai 士開), 언통(Yantong 彦通) |
| He Shujing | 何叔京 |
하숙경 (허수징) |
Refer to He Hao(何鎬). | 하숙경(何叔京), 숙경(叔京), 태계선생(台溪先生) |
| He Shun | 河順 |
하순 (허순) |
An official of Qing China whose title in the Kangxi era was Secretary. | |
| He Wu | 何武 |
하무 (허우) |
(d. 3CE). Imperial counsellor 御史大夫 at the end of the Western Han dynasty. A native of Shu 蜀. Arguing against the excessive amount of artistocrats' land and slaves, he was eventually demoted to a lower position. Wang Mang forced him to commit suicide. | 무(Wu 武) |
| He Wuzou | 何吾騶 |
하오추 (허우쩌우) |
A native of Xiangshan 香山 and jinshi of 1619. During the Chongzhen 崇禎 reign, he became Minister 尙書 of the Ministry of Rites 禮部 and entered into the Grand Secretariate 內閣, but he could not get along with Wen Tiren 溫體仁, the ranking grand secretary 內閣首輔, so he was dismissed. After the Rongli 永曆 emperor of the Southern Ming was established, he became the ranking grand secratary. But this time, he had disagreements with Zheng Zhilong 鄭芝龍, one of the most important military leaders of the Southern Ming. Eventually he left the court. Although the emperor recalled him, he never returned to court. | 하오추(何吾騶) |
| He Xiu | 何休 |
하휴 (허슈) |
(129-182 CE). A prominent scholar of the Gongyang interpretation 公羊傳 of the Spring and Autumn Annals 春秋 during the late Eastern Han period. | 임성백(Rencheng Bo 任城伯), 임성백(Rencheng Bo 任成伯), 하휴(He Xiu 河休), 휴(Xiu 休) |
| He Xun | 賀循 |
하순 (허쉰) |
(260-319). A member of one of the greatest families in the southern region and native of Kuaiji Commandery 會稽郡. After the Jin court 晉朝 fled to the south, he served in Sima Rui's 司馬睿 administration. | 언선(Yanxian 彦先) |
| He Yingchao | 河應潮 |
하응조 (허잉차오) |
A Ming officier who seems to have been captured by the Japanese during the Imjin War (aka Hideyoshi's Invasion). The Japanese sent him back to Joseon in 1599. | 하응조(河應潮) |
| He Youming | 河有明 |
하유명 (허유밍) |
A Ming subject who came to Korea during King Injo's 仁祖 reign. The king ordered the court to provide him and his colleagues with some rice. | 하유명(河有明) |
| He Yuan | 何淵 |
하연 (허위안) |
An official active during the Jiajing 嘉靖 period. In 1525, in order to flatter Emperor Jiajing, he proposed that the emperor's real father should be enshrined in the Shrine of Imperial Ancestors 太廟. | 하연(何淵) |
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