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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mo Di | 墨翟 |
묵적 (모디) |
A philosopher of the Song 宋 during the early Warring States period. He founded the school of Mohism 墨家, and argued against Confucianism and Daoism. One of his main teachings is the concept of "impartial caring" or "universal love" 兼愛, which is against the 'differential love 別愛' of Confucianism. | 묵(Mo 墨), 묵씨(Moshi 墨氏), 묵자(Mo Zi 墨子) |
| Mo Ye | 莫耶 |
막야 (모예) |
A half-legendary sword master in the state of Yue 越 during the Spring and Autumn period. The wife of Gan Jiang 干將. | |
| Mu Gong | 穆公 |
목공 (무궁) |
(r. 415-377 BCE). Duke Mu of Lu. The twenty-ninth ruler of the state of Lu 魯 during the Warring States period. He restored the political power of the ruling house from the hand of the Three Huans 三桓, the three powerful ministerial lineages of Mengsun 孟孫, Shunsun 叔孫, and Jisun 季孫. | 노목공(Lu Mu Gong 魯穆公), 노무공(Lu Miao Gong 魯繆公) |
| Mu Sheng | 穆生 |
목생 (무성) |
Mr. Mu. A guest of King Yuan of Chu 楚元王 during the early Western Han period. | |
| Mu Ying | 穆嬴 |
목영 (무잉) |
A wife of Duke Xiang of Jin 晉襄公 and the mother of Duke Ling of Jin 晉靈公. A native of Qin 秦. | |
| Muhaolida | 睦好里大 |
목호리대 (무하오리다) |
A runner under Ming eunuch Zhang Xin (張信) during the Yongle era (1403-1424) of the Ming. | |
| Mukedeng (漢) | 穆克登 |
목극등 (무커덩) |
Mukedeng(穆克登), born in the Manchu Niuhuru(鈕祜祿氏), under the Plain Red Banner of the Eight Banners(滿洲正紅旗人), was an official of the Qing Dynasty. In the reign of King Sukjong(肅宗) of Joseon, he was dispatched to inspect the China-Korea border. | 극등(克登), 목극등(穆克登) |
| Murong Ba | 慕容霸 |
모용패 (무롱바) |
(326-396). A founder of the Later Yan 後燕, the Xianbei 鮮卑族 state and the fifth son of Murong Huang 慕容皝, an emperor of Former Yan 前燕. | 패(Ba 覇), 도명(Daoming 道明) |
| Murong Huang | 慕容皝 |
모용황 (무롱황) |
(297–348). The founder of the Former Yan 前燕 dynasty, the Xianbei 鮮卑 state. | 황(Huang 皝), 원진(Yuanzhen 元眞) |
| Mushu | 穆舒 |
목서 (무수) |
A Qing envoy who was sent to Joseon during the reign of Emperor Kangxi(康熙帝) of the Qing Dynasty; a Vice Commander-in-Chief in the 1670s | 목서(穆舒), 만) 무슈(Mušu) |
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