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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pan You | 潘友 |
반우 (판유) |
A Chinese refugee who was sent back to Liaodong(遼東) by the Joseon authorities during the reign of King Seongjong(成宗). | 반우(潘友) |
| Pang Ji | 龐籍 |
방적 (팡지) |
Pang Ji(龐籍, 988~1063) was an official of the Song Dynasty. In 1053, a minor official Huangfu Yuan(皇甫淵) bribed his nephew Zhao Qingkuang(趙清貺) in order to get promotion. After the scandal was disclosed, he ordered Zhao Qingkuang arrested and tried at the Kaifeng court with the result that Zhao Qingkuang wasbanished. Zhao Qingkuang died on the way to exile. Due to this case, Pang was also discharged as Grand Councilor and demoted to a sinecure position in a remote area. In 1060 Emperor Renzong(仁宗) summoned him back to Kaifeng. However, he was too old to take office. | 방적(龐籍), 순지(醇之) |
| Pang Juan | 龐涓 |
방연 (팡쥐안) |
(d. 342 BCE). A general and military strategist of the state of Wei 魏 during the Warring States Period. At first, he studied the art of war with Sun Bin 孫臏 under Guikuzi 鬼谷子. He was jealous of Sun Bin's talent, so he slandered Sun Bin to make him permanently disabled. But he was eventuially defeated by Sun Bin of the state of Qi and then committed suicide. | 방연(龐涓) |
| Pang Meng | 逄萌 |
방맹 (팡멍) |
A person who secluded himself from society when Wang Mang 王莽 usurped the throne in the late Western Han period. | |
| Pang Meng | 龐萌 |
방맹 (팡멍) |
(d. 30 CE). A military general during the early Eastern Han period. | |
| Pang Meng | 逄蒙 |
방몽 (팡멍) |
A disciple of the famous archer Yi 羿. He is said to have killed his master Yi to become the best archer under heaven. | |
| Pang Tong | 龐統 |
방통 (팡통) |
(179-214). A military strategist during the Eastern Han 東漢 period. A native of Xiangyang Commandery 襄陽郡. At fisrt he assisted Zhou Yu 周瑜, but later he served Liu Bei 劉備. He had great capabilities and talent, while his appearance was very ugly, so he had a nickname "Fledging Phoenix" 鳯雛. Pang Tong died during the siege of Luocheng 雒城. After the founding of the Shu Han 蜀漢, he was conferred the posthumous titles of Marquis of Guannei 關內侯 and Marquis Jing 靖侯. | 방사원(Pang Shiyuan 龐士元) |
| Pang Xiangshou | 龐相壽 |
방상수 (팡샹서우) |
Pang Xiangshou(龐相壽, ?-?) was Prefect of Pu Prefecture(濮州) in the reign of Emperor Taizong(太宗) of Tang. He was expelled from the position for bribery and corruption. Although he was one of Taizong's old servants, Taizong did not forgive him because Wei Zhi(魏徵) argued that since the Emperor was the lord of the whole world, his Highness should not yield to personal relations. | 방상수(龐相壽) |
| Panzi | 盼子 |
반자 (판쯔) |
A renowned military commander under King Wei of Qi 齊威王 during the Warring States period. | |
| Pei Du | 裵度 |
배도 (페이두) |
Pei Du(裵度, 765-839) was a great politician in the late Tang period. He served four emperors; Xianzong(憲宗), Muzong(穆宗), Jingzong(敬宗), and Wenzong(文宗). He tried to suppress the poweful military governors (節度使) and eunuchs. | 배도(裵度), 중립(中立), 문충(文忠) |
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