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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Li Qi | 李琦 |
이기 (리치) |
Li Qi(李琦) was a member of the envoy who was sent to Joseon during the reign of Yongle Emperor(永樂帝) of the Ming dynasty and held a post of the Director of the Rites(禮部郎中). | 이기(李琦), 이랑중(李郞中) |
| Li Qi | 李錡 |
이기 (리치) |
Li Qi(李錡, 741-807), a member of the Royal family, was an rebellious official of the Tang Dynasty(唐朝). He was a powermonger and cruel tax collector who curried Emperor Dezong(德宗)'s favor by sending him rare treasures. He was arrogant and abused his power. In 807, he led a revolt against the Emperor but failed. He was arrested by his subordinates, sent to the capital, and executed. | 이기(李錡) |
| Li Qiao | 李喬 |
이교 (리챠오) |
A servant of the Chongzhen 崇禎 Emperor's heir. | 이교(李喬) |
| Li Qin | 李欽 |
이흠 (리친) |
A battalion commander(千戶) who was sent to Joseon as an envoy during the reign of Empror Xuande (1426-1435) of the Ming Dynasty. | 이흠(李欽) |
| Li Qing | 李淸 |
이청 (리칭) |
A messenger of Cha Dashou(査大受), a regional commander(總兵) dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(Hideyoshi's Invasion). | 이청(李淸) |
| Li Qing | 李慶 |
이경 (리칭) |
A Ming envoy who came to Korea in 1568 in order to install King Seonjo 宣祖 as the King of Joseon. | 이경(李慶) |
| Li Qingcheng | 李淸臣 |
이청신 (리칭천) |
Li Qingcheng(李淸臣) was an official of the Northern Song Dynasty. After Emperor Zhezong(哲宗) ascended the throne, he was promoted Assistant Director of the Department of State Affairs (尚書左丞) and then Vice Director of the Imperial Secretariat(中書侍郎) when Emperor Zhezong began to rule without the regency of the empress dowager. In 1182 he compiled the Encyclopedia of Clans(氏族大全) with Zeng Gong(曾鞏). | 이청신(李淸臣), 방직(邦直) |
| Li Qingyuan | 李慶遠 |
이경원 (리칭위안) |
Li Qingyuan(李慶遠, ?-?), was an official in the reign of Emperor Ruizong (睿宗) of Tang (唐朝). He contributed to the coup of the Crown Prince (later Emperor Xuanzong (玄宗)), killing supporters of the Empress Wei(韋后). Later, depending on Xuanzong's favor, he took a significant number of bribes. He was beaten one hundred times with large sticks and exiled to a remote frontier area. | 이경원(李慶遠) |
| Li Rong | 李榮 |
이영 (리룽) |
A staff member of the Chinese envoy who was dispatched to Joseon during the reign of Emperor Yongle (1403-1424) of the Ming Dynasty. | 이영(李榮), 영(榮) |
| Li Rongfang | 李永芳 |
이영방 (리롱팡) |
Originally a Ming brigade general 遊擊 at Fushun 撫順. In 1618 he surrendered to Nurhaci 努爾哈赤. He was the first Ming official to surrender to the Qing. Nurhaci gave him a daughter of his son, Abatai. Later he became a third class regional commander 總兵 . He contributed meritorious service during the Battle of Sarhu 薩爾滸 in 1618. He also participated in the invasion of Joseon in 1627. He died in 1634. | 이영방(李永芳) |
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