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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liu Wanfu | 劉萬福 |
유만복 (류완푸) |
A Ming officer who came to Korea in 1633 with a letter of Huang Long 黃龍, a Ming general. In the letter, Huang Long gave a warning to Joseon that turncoat Ming generals would attack Joseon for the Manchus. | 유만복(劉萬福) |
| Liu Wei | 劉隗 |
유외 (류웨이) |
(273-333). An official of the Jin 晉 dynasty. In 322, he fought against the rebellion of Wang Dun 王敦 but was defeated, then fled to the Later Zhao 後趙. The next year, engaged in a power struggle within the Later Zhao, he was killed in a battle. | 대련(Dalain 大連) |
| Liu Weifan | 劉維藩 |
유유번 (류웨이판) |
A Ming assistant regional commander 參將 who came to Joseon during the Imjin War (aka Hideyoshi's Invasion). He returned to China in 1595. | 류참장(劉參將) |
| Liu Wenjing | 劉文靜 |
유문정 (리우원징) |
Liu Wenjing(劉文靜, 568–619) was an important official during the transition period between Sui and Tang. He served Emperor Gaozu(高祖) as a chancellor. He was one of the driving forces in persuading General Li Yuan(李淵) to rebel against Emperor Yang of Sui(隋煬帝). He was also one of the founding contributors of the Tang Dynasty. Later however, as he used witchcraft in order to gain imperial favor, he was executed. | 류문정(劉文靖), 조인(肇仁) |
| Liu Wenjing | 劉文靖 |
유문정 (리우원징) |
Refers to Liu Wenjing 劉文靜; see Liu Wenjing 劉文靜 | 유문정(劉文靖) |
| Liu Wenju | 劉文擧 |
유문거 (류원쥐) |
A Ming subject who was drowned at sea when his ship was broken due to bad weather in 1532. | 유문거(劉文擧) |
| Liu Wensou | 劉溫叟 |
유온수 (류원써우) |
Liu Wensou(劉溫叟, 909-971) was an official and calligrapher during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period(五代十國時代) and the Song Dynasty. He came from a great family. He was the father of Liu Zhao(劉炤), Liu Bing(劉炳) and Liu Ye(劉燁). | 유온수(劉溫叟), 영령(永齡) |
| Liu Wu | 劉武 |
유무 (류우) |
(184?-144 BCE). A son of Emperor Wen of Han 漢文帝 and younger brother of Emperor Jing of Han 漢景帝. King Xiao of Liang 梁孝王. | 량왕(Liang Wang 梁王) |
| Liu Xande | 劉玄德 |
유현덕 (리우쉬안더) |
See Zhaoliedi 昭烈帝 | 유비(Liu Bei 劉備), 소열제(Zhaoliedi 昭烈帝) |
| Liu Xian | 劉賢 |
유현 (류셴) |
(d. 154 BCE). King of Zichuan 菑川王 who joined the so-called Revolt of the Seven Kingdoms in 154 BCE during the reign of Emperor Jing of Han 漢景帝. | 치천왕(Zichuan Wang 菑川王), 현(Xian 賢) |
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