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Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Muzong | 穆宗 |
목종 (무쭝) |
See Ming Muzong 明穆宗. | 륭경황제(隆慶皇帝), 목종황제(穆宗皇帝) |
| Muzong Zhuang Huangdi | 穆宗莊皇帝 |
목종장황제 (무쭝좡황디) |
See Ming Muzong 明穆宗. | 목종황제(穆宗皇帝) |
| Nahachu | 那哈出 |
나합출 (나하추) |
Refer to Nahachu(納哈出). | 나합출(那哈出) |
| Nahachu | 納哈出 |
납합출 (나하추) |
Nahachu(納哈出) was an official and general of the Yuan Dynasty who invaded the the northeastern region of Goryeo and later was defeated by Yi Seonggye(李成桂). He was a descendant of Muqali of the Jalayir clan, one of the four greatest generals under Qinghis Khan. | 납합출(納哈出) |
| Nam Min | 南敏 |
남민 (남민) |
Nam Min(南敏, ?-?), was originally Jin Zhong(金忠) from Runan(汝南) of the Tang(唐). In 755, as a Anlianshi(按廉使), he had visited Japan. On his return journey, his ship drifted ashore to Silla(新羅) during a typhoon, and he became a naturalized citizen of Silla. King Gyeongdeok(景德王) of Silla bestowed him the new surname, Nam(南氏) and granted Yeongyang District(英陽縣) as his possession. He changed his name to Min and became the progenitor of the Nam Family(南氏). | 남민(南敏) |
| Nan Chengsi | 南承嗣 |
남승사 (난청쓰) |
The son of Nan Jiyun 南霁云 who was killed during the suppression of the Revolt of An (安) and Shi (史). | 승사(Chengsi 承嗣) |
| Nan Jiang | 南江 |
남강 (난쟝) |
One of the eunuchs of Korean origin who served in the Ming palace. He visited Joseon following the Ming envoy in 1407. | |
| Nan Jiyan | 南霽雲 |
남제운 (남지옌) |
Nan Jiyan(南霽雲, 712-757) was a general in the reign of the Emperors Xuanzong(玄宗) and Suzong(肅宗) of Tang(唐). During the Rebellion of An and Shi(安史之亂), he took an crucial part in the defence of Suiyang Cheng(睢陽城). However, Suiyang Cheng(睢陽城) was eventually taken and he was executed. | 남제운(南霽雲), 남팔(南八) |
| Nan Rong | 南容 |
남용 (난룽) |
See Nangong Kuo 南宮适. | |
| Nan Tang | 南鏜 |
남당 (난탕) |
A native of Shangnan 商南 and a jinshi of 1484, and served as Director 郎中 of the Ministry of Rites 禮部 and Provincial Administration Commissioner of the Left (左布政使) of Henan 河南 during the Hongzhi era (1488-1505). |
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