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Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liu Taihou [Empress Dowager Mingsu] | 劉太后 |
유태후 (류타이허우[밍쑤타이허우]) |
Refer to Empress Dowager Mingsu(明肅太后). | 유태후(劉太后) |
| Liu Tao | 劉陶 |
유도 (류타오) |
[Advisory official 諫議大夫 during the reign of Emperor Ling of Han 漢靈帝.] | 도(Tao 陶) |
| Liu Tianqiu | 劉天秋 |
유천추 (류톈츄) |
A Ming officer who came to Joseon during the Imjin War (aka Hideyoshi's Invasion). He asked the Joseon court to pay him luxurious hospitality | 유천추(劉天秋) |
| Liu Tianyu | 劉天佑 |
유천우 (류톈위) |
A Ming general who came to Joseon during the Imjin War (aka Hideyoshi's Invasion). | 유천우(劉天佑) |
| Liu Tianzhi | 劉天秩 |
유천질 (류톈즈) |
He came to Joseon as adjutant 中軍 of the Ming general, Yang Zuling 梁祖齡 during the Imjin War (aka Hideyoshi's Invasion). He caused much trouble while staying in Joseon. | 유천질(劉天秩), 천질(天秩), 유중군(劉中軍) |
| Liu Ting | 劉綎 |
유정 (류팅) |
(1558-1619). A native of Nanchang 南昌, Jiangxi 江西. A general in the Late Ming. He used a heavy sword of 120 jin so that he was known as Big Sword Liu 劉大刀. As his father was a military commander, he was hereditarily appointed as a military official. He distinguished himself in successive wars against Burma (1583) and Yang Yinglong's 楊應龍 Rebellion (1600). He came to Korea during the Imjin War (aka Hideyoshi's Invasion) and defeated the Japanese army several times. Later he was killed by Nurhaci's 努爾哈赤 army at the battle of Sarhu 薩爾浒 in 1619. | 류(劉), 류도독(劉都督), 류독부(劉督府), 류부장(劉副將), 류장(劉將), 류정(劉綎), 류제독(劉提督), 류총병(劉摠兵), 류총병(劉摠兵), 류총병(劉總兵), 류총병정(劉摠兵綎), 류총병(劉揔兵), 정(綎), 류총야(劉摠爺), 류야(劉爺) |
| Liu Tingshi | 劉廷實 |
유정실 (류팅스) |
An official who escorted Korean envoys in 1542. | 유정실(劉廷實) |
| Liu Tong | 劉通 |
유통 (류퉁) |
A native of Huguang 湖廣. In 1465, he led a rebellion with approximately fifty thousands followers. He was captured and received the death penalty in 1466. | 유통(劉通) |
| Liu Tongzhi | 劉同知 |
유동지 (류통즈) |
A Ming envoy''s subordinate. He came to Korea at least twice, in 1611 and 1622. | 유동지(劉同知) |
| Liu Wan | 劉萬 |
유만 (류완) |
One of the Chinese castaways who arrived at Taean 泰安 in 1544. | 유만(劉萬) |
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