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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun Hao | 孫皓 |
손호 (쑨하오) |
(242–284). The fourth and last emperor of Eastern Wu 東吳 during the Three Kingdoms period. The grandson of Sun Quan 孫權, the founder of Eastern Wu. Ascending the throne in 264, Sun Hao turned out to be a cruel, extravagant and incompetent emperor of Eastern Wu. The state was conquered by Jin 晉 in 280, bringing an end to the Three Kingdoms period. | 원종(Yuanzong 元宗) |
| Sun Jichang | 孫繼常 |
손계상 (쑨지창) |
A Ming functionary during the Jiajing era (1522-1566) of the Ming who acted as commissioner-escort (伴送使) for Joseon envoy Heo Gwan (許寬) in 1538. | 계상(繼常) |
| Sun Kewang | 孫可望 |
손가망 (쑨커왕) |
Sun Kewang(?~1660) was born in Shanxi. When the Grand West Government was established, he was granted the title "General who Pacifies the East". He tried to defend the Ming Dynasty from a Qing invasion with Li Dingguo and other generals. In the 14th year (1657) of the Shunzhi era, Sun Kewang moved his army to Yunnan from Guizhou, and attacked Li Dingguo, but his adjutants stood against him, and his army was defeated. He surrendered to Qing and died of disease in the 17th year (1660) of the Shunzhi era. | 가망(可望) |
| Sun Kuang | 筍况 |
순황 (쑨쾅) |
See Xun Kuang 荀况. | |
| Sun Kuang | 孫鑛 |
손광 (쑨쾅) |
(1543-1613 CE). A native of Yuyao (余姚). After winning the imperial civil service examination in 1574, he was later promoted to Nanjing Minister of War (南京兵部尙書). | 광(鑛), 손경략(孫經略), 손군문(孫軍門), 손로야(孫老爺), 손시(孫侍), 손시랑(孫侍郞), 손총독(孫總督) |
| Sun Mei | 孫美 |
손미 (쑨메이) |
A Chinese who was cast away on Jeju Island on his way to Japan in 1554. | |
| Sun Mian | 孫沔 |
손면 (쑨몐) |
Sun Mian(孫沔, 996~1066) was an official of the Song Dynasty. He came from Kuaiji county(會稽), Yue Prefecture(越州) and earned the jinshi(進士) degree in 1019. In 1053, he distinguished himself in the suppression of Nong Zhigao(儂智高)'s rebellion. | 손면(孫沔), 원규(元規) |
| Sun Neng | 孫能 |
손능 (쑨넝) |
A Regional Vice Military Commissioner (都指揮同知) of Anfu (按伏) during the Chenghua era (1465-1487) of the Ming. | |
| Sun Quan | 孫權 |
손권 (쑨췐) |
(182-252). Great Emperor of Wu \吳大帝 and the founder of the Eastern Wu 東吳 during the Three Kingdoms period. The second son of Sun Jian 孫堅 and the younger brother of Sun Ce 孫策. When Sun Ce died in 200 CE, because Sun Ce's son was too young, Sun Quan succeeded his brother at the age of eighteen and stabilized the state. Although Sun Quan had had a good relationship with Cao Cao, due to Cao Cao's southward advance he accepted the alliance Liu Bei 劉備 requested. The Sun-Liu alliance won the battle of Red Cliff and Cao Cao was driven back. In 220, Cao Pi 曹丕, son of Cao Cao, usurped the throne and proclaimed himself to be the Emperor of Wei. Sun Quan also formally declared himself emperor in 229. | 손씨(Sunshi 孫氏), 중모(Zhongmou 仲謀) |
| Sun Quan | 吳大帝 |
오대제 (우다디) |
See Sun Quan 孫權 | 손권(Sun Quan 孫權), 태제(Tai Di 太帝) |
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