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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Li Rubo | 李如栢 |
이여백 (리루보) |
A younger brother of Li Rusong 李如松. He made military contributions, following his father, Li Chengliang 李成樑. Later, due to illness, he remained at home for about 20 years. After Li Rumei 李如梅 failed, he was hired as Rumei's replacement, but he was also defeated by the Qing force and committed suicide. | 이(李), 이부장(李副將), 이여백(李如柏), 여백(如栢) |
| Li Ruguo | 李如果 |
이여과 (리루궈) |
A castaway who arrived at Jeju Island in 1634. | 이여과(李如果) |
| Li Rumei | 李如梅 |
이여매 (리루메이) |
A younger brother of Li Rusong 李如松. Succeding his brother, he became regional commander 總兵 of Liaodong 遼東. Although he did not have talent as a military general, Yang Hao 楊鎬 regarded him very highl. He was eventually defeated by the Jurchens. | 이부총(李副總), 이여매(李如梅), 여매(如梅) |
| Li Runan | 李如楠 |
이여남 (리루난) |
A nephew of Li Chengliang 李成樑 | 이여남(李如楠) |
| Li Rusong | 李如松 |
이여송 (리루쏭) |
See, Li Rusong(李如松) | 녕하후(寧夏侯) |
| Li Rusong | 李如松 |
이여송 (리루쏭) |
The eldest son of Li Chengliang 李成樑. Due to his father's contributions to the Ming court, he become Earl of Ningyuan 寧遠伯. Under his father, he learned military affairs. He crushed the Bobai 㫲拜 Rebellion and defeated the Japanese at Pyeongyang 平壤. Later he became regional commander 總兵 of Liaodong 遼東. He died in 1598 while fighting a barbarian named Tuman 土蠻. | 이(李), 이여송(李如松), 이여송(李如松), 이여송(李如松), 이장군(李將軍), 이제독(李提督), 이제독여송(李提督如松), 여송(如松), 제독(提督) |
| Li Ruwu | 李如梧 |
이여오 (리루우) |
A relative of Li Chengliang 李成樑. | 이여오(李如梧), 여오(如梧) |
| Li Ruzhang | 李如樟 |
이여장 (리루장) |
A younger brother of Li Rusong 李如松. He followed Rusong in the Ningxia 寧夏 conquest and made military contributions. He became a regional commander 總兵 in Guangxi 廣西. | 여장(如樟) |
| Li Shan | 李山 |
이산 (리산) |
Ming subjects who were sent to Ming China from the 1450s to the 1480s; therought to be different persons with the same name; some of them escaped from Jurchens to Joseon | 이산(李山) |
| Li Shang | 酈商 |
역상 (리상) |
One of the meritorious retainers at the founding of the Western Han dynasty. A younger brother of Li Yiji 酈食其. |
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