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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Li Fuguo | 靜忠 |
정충 (리푸궈) |
Refer to Li Fuguo(李輔國) | 이(李), 이보국(李輔國), 보국(輔國) |
| Li Furen | 李夫人 |
이부인 (리푸런) |
Lady Li. Emperor Wu's empress during the Western Han period. She was reputed for her musical talent. | 효무황후(Xiao Wu Huanghou 孝武皇后) |
| Li Fuxi | 朱賦熻 |
주부흡 (리푸시) |
The second eldest son of Zhu Hui 朱橞. He was enfeoffed as Prince Liling 醴陵王 in 1404. | 부흡(賦熻) |
| Li Fuzhuo | 朱賦灼 |
주부작 (리푸줘) |
(1379~1428). The eldest son of Zhu Hui 朱橞, the 19th son of Zhu Yuanzhang 朱元章. He was made the crown prince of Zhu Hui, Prince Gu 谷王 in 1404. | 부작(賦灼) |
| Li Gan | 黎幹 |
여간 (리간) |
Li Gan(黎幹, ?-?), was a notorious official of the Tang Dynasty(唐朝). While in service, he sought to win the Emperor’s favor, but he incurred people's enmity because of his greed. He was close to the eunuch Liu Zhongyi(劉忠翼) who wielded power in the reign of Emperor Daizong(代宗). Both he and Liu were dismissed and exiled after Emperor Dezong(德宗) came to the throne. | 여간(黎幹), 려알(黎斡) |
| Li Gan | 李甘 |
이감 (리간) |
Li Gan(李甘) was an official of the Tang Dynasty who earned the jinshi degree. During the Taihe era (太和, 827-835), Zheng Zhu(鄭注) was eager to become chancellor, but as Attending Censor(侍御史) Li Gan strongly opposed his appointment. For this reason, he incurred the hatred of Zheng Zhu and was demoted to Mayor of Feng Prefecture(封州司馬). | 이감(李甘), 화정(和鼎) |
| Li Gang | 李綱 |
이강 (리강) |
Li Gang(李綱, 1083~1140) was an official of the Song Dynasty. He came from Shaowu(邵武), Fujian(福建) and earned the jinshi degree(進士) in 1112. He was banished because he strongly supported the war against Jin(金). In the reign of Emperor Gaozong(高宗), he served as Grand Councilor(高宗). He was posthumously honored as Zhongding(忠定). | 이강(李綱), 백기(伯紀), 양계(梁溪) |
| Li Gong | 李躬 |
이궁 (리궁) |
One of the Three Elders 三老 in the court of Emperor Ming of Han 漢明帝. | |
| Li Gongya | 李公埜 |
이공야 (리궁야) |
Li Gongya(李公埜) was an official of the later period of the Yuan Dynasty who served as Route Commander of the Qingyuan(慶元路摠官). He was the father of Yi Mindo(李敏道), a founding contributer of the Joseon dynasty(朝鮮). | 공야(公埜) |
| Li Gongzhao | 李孔昭 |
이공소 (리공자오) |
A native of Changli 昌黎. A Neo-Confucian, and a jinshi of 1642. The Qing court tried to hire him several time, but failed. He lived as a hermit until his death. | 공소(孔昭), 이공소(李孔昭) |
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