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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ma Ang | 馬昂 |
마앙 (마앙) |
(1399-1476 CE). A high-ranking bureacrat of the Ming Dynasty. He was appointed Minister of War (兵部尙書) in 1458 and promoted to junior guardian of the heir apparent (太子少保) cuncurrently with Minister of War after the successful suppression of the rebellion of Cao Qin (曹欽). | |
| Ma Bao | 馬寶 |
마보 (마바오) |
A military official under Wu Sangui (吳三桂) who was executed during the Revolt of the Three Feudatories in the early Qing period. | |
| Ma Changliang | 馬長亮 |
마장량 (마창량) |
A Qing 淸 diplomat stationed in Korea during the reign of King Sunjong 純宗. | |
| Ma Chengwen | 馬呈文 |
마정문 (마청원) |
One of the mobile corps commanders (遊擊) dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(or Hideyoshi's Invasion). | 마유격(馬遊擊), 정문(呈文) |
| Ma Chou | 馬瘳 |
마추 (마처우) |
The brother of the Empress Dowager Ma 馬太后 during the reign of Emperor Zhang of Han 漢章帝 | |
| Ma Cunliang | 馬存亮 |
마존량 (마춘량) |
Ma Cunliang(馬存亮) was a eunuch during the Tang Dynasty. He served six emperors from Emperor Xianzong(憲宗) to Emperor Xuanzong(宣宗). He was famous for his loyalty. | 마존량(馬存亮), 계명(季明) |
| Ma Dagong | 馬大功 |
마대공 (마다궁) |
A Ming commissioner (差官) from Fuzhen (撫鎭) who was dispatched to Joseon to spy out the Japanese army's internal situation. | |
| Ma Duanlin | 馬端臨 |
마단림 (마돤린) |
Ma Duanlin(馬端臨, 1245~1322) was a historian and encyclopedist of the Yuan Dynasty. He was a son of Ma Tingluan(馬廷鸞), Grand Councilor of the Southern Song. In 1273 he started the compilation of the Wenxian Tongkao(文獻通考) using his father's collection and advice, and in 1317 he completed the Wenxian Tongkao in 348 volumes. After the death of his father, Ma Duanlin was called to serve the Yuan Dynasty and later played an important role in reviving the Chinese education system. | 마단림(馬端臨), 귀여(貴與), 죽주(竹洲) |
| Ma Fang | 馬防 |
마방 (마팡) |
The brother of the Empress Dowager Ma 馬太后 during the reign of Emperor Zhang of Han 漢章帝 | 마씨(Ma Shi 馬氏) |
| Ma Fengbo | 馬逢伯 |
마봉백 (마펑보) |
A prefect (知州) of Taian (泰安), Shandong (山東) during the Jiajing era (1522-1566) of the Ming. |
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