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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pengcheng wang | 彭城王 |
팽성왕 1 (펑청왕리우이캉) |
Liu Yikang(劉義康, 409~451) was the fourth son of Emperor Wu(武帝) of the Liu Song(劉宋). Since he enjoyed the great confidence of Emperor Wu and Emperor Wen(文帝), he was appointed to administer state affairs for them. However, as his power grew, Emperor Wen suspected that he plotted rebellion. In 440, he was demoted to the position of Governor of Jiang province(江州刺史). Later, after several plots that crowned Liu Yikang as emperor had been detected, he was finally executed. | |
| Pengcheng wang | 彭城王 |
팽성왕 2 (펑청왕위안셰) |
Yuan Xie(元勰) was the seventh son of Emperor Xianwen(獻文帝) of the Northern Wei(北魏). He enjoyed the confidence of Emperor Xiaowen(孝文帝) and made a significant contribution in war. However, in 508 he was killed under a false accusation. | 언화(彥和). |
| Pi Chengde | 皮承德 |
피승덕 (피청더) |
A brigade general 遊擊 who came to Joseon during the second invasion of the Imjin War 丁酉再亂. | 승덕(承德) |
| Piao Lin | 朴麟 |
박린 (퍄오린) |
A Ming eunuch from Joseon who was dispatched to Joseon as an envoy in 1404. | 린(麟) |
| Piao Meng | 朴蒙舍 |
박몽사 (퍄오멍) |
A Ming fugitive soldier who was returned to Liaodong by the Joseon authorities in 1415. | |
| Piao Zhen | 朴珍 |
박진 (퍄오전) |
A Ming commoner who resideded in Boyandong (伯顔洞) during the Tianshun era (1457-1464) of the Ming. He provided Joseon envoy Choi Ji (崔智) with information on the Jurchens in 1462. | |
| Piao Zhinai | 朴只乃 |
박지내 (퍄오즈나이) |
Ambassador of the Later Jin who visited Joseon Korea in the 5th year(1627) of King injo's era for the appointment of the King. His official title at the time was Assistant Regional Commander. | |
| Ping Di (Emperor Ping) | 平帝 |
평제 (핑디) |
See Han Ping Di 漢平帝. | |
| Ping Wang | 平王 |
평왕 (핑왕) |
See Zhou Ping Wang 周平王. | |
| Pingjiangbo | 平江伯 |
평강백 (핑쟝보) |
A regional commander 總兵 who patrolled Shandong 山東 and Liaodong 遼東 waters to expel Japanese pirates around 1409. | 평강백(平江伯) |
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