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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Song Caohou (Empress Cao) | 宋曹后 |
송조후 (쑹차오황허우) |
Empress Cao(曹皇后, 1016-1079) was a consort of Emperor Renzong(仁宗) of the Song Dynasty. After the dethronement of Empress Guo(郭皇后), she was installed as the next empress in 1033 at the age of 18. When Emperor Yingzong(英宗) was ill, she ruled as regent. In the reign of Emperor Shenzong(神宗), she disapproved of the emperor's policy that adopted the reforms promoted by Wang Anshi(王安石). | 송조후(宋曹后), 조(曹) |
| Song Chang | 宋昌 |
송창 (쑹창) |
[Commandant of the capital 中尉 in the kingdom of Dai 代 during the Western Han period. When the King of Dai (Emperor Wen) ascended to the throne of emperor, he was appointed general of defense 衛將軍. ] | |
| Song Changyiwang [Zhao Dezhao] | 宋昌邑王 |
송창읍왕 (쑹창이왕) |
Refer to Zhao Dezhao(趙德昭). | 덕소(德昭) |
| Song Dabin | 宋大斌 |
송대빈 (쑹다빈) |
One of the mobile corps commanders (遊擊) dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(or Hideyoshi's Invasion). | 대빈(大斌), 송(宋), 송유격(宋遊擊) |
| Song Duanzong (Emperor Duanzong) [Zhao Shi] | 宋端宗[趙昰] |
송단종 (쑹돤쭝[자오스]) |
Emperor Duanzong(端宗, 1269~1278) was the 17th emperor of the Song Dynasty. He ascended to the throne at the age of 9 and reigned for only two years. He was the first son of Emperor Duzong(度宗) and an elder brother of Emperor Gong(恭帝). | 단왕(端王), 단종(端宗), 조하(趙昰) |
| Song E | 宋娥 |
송아 (쑹어) |
A nurse of Emperor Shun 順帝 of the Eastern Han dynasty. | |
| Song Fuwang (Prince Fu) [Zhao Tingmei] | 宋涪王 |
송부왕 (쑹푸왕[자오팅메이]) |
Refer to Zhao Tingmei(趙廷美). | 부왕(涪王), 조광미(趙匡美) |
| Song Gao | 宋鎬 |
송호 (쑹가오) |
A National University student (國子監生) who was dispatched to the court of Joseon to buy horses during the Jianwen era (1399-1402) of the Ming. | 호(鎬) |
| Song Gao Huanghou [Empress Dowager Xuanren] | 宋高皇后 |
송고황후 (쑹가오황허우[쉬안런타이허우]) |
Refer to Empress Dowager Xuanren(宣仁太后). | 고황후(高皇后) |
| Song Gaohou [Empress Dowager Xuanren] | 宋高后 |
송고후 (쑹가오허우[쉬안런타이허우]) |
Refer to Empress Dowager Xuanren(宣仁太后). | 고(高) |
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