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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun San | 孫三 |
손삼 (쑨싼) |
A son of Sun Wenyi (孫文毅) who was Regional Commander (總兵官) of Liaodong (遼東). He was taken captive by the Jurchen people and later fled to Joseon. | |
| Sun Sheng | 孫盛 |
손성 (쑨성) |
A historian during the Western Jin 西晉 dynasty. He compiled the Weishi chunqiu 魏氏春秋 and the Jinyang qiu 晉陽秋. | 성(Sheng 盛) |
| Sun Shoulian | 孫守廉 |
손수렴 (쑨서우롄) |
One of the regional vice commanders (副總兵) in the Ming army dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(or Hideyoshi's Invasion). | |
| Sun Shu | 筍淑 |
순숙 (쑨수) |
A reputed literati during the reign of Emperor An 安帝 of the Eastern Han dynasty. | |
| Sun Shu Ao | 孫叔敖 |
손숙오 (쑨수아오) |
(ca. 630 - ca. 593 BCE). A renowned prime minister (lingyin 令尹) of the state of Chu 楚 during the reign of King Zhuang 莊王 in the Spring and Autumn period. He made a great contribution to the development of the water control and irrigation system in Chu. | 숙오(Shu Ao 叔敖) |
| Sun Sier | 孫四兒 |
손사아 (쑨쓰얼) |
A commissioner (差官) under Provincial Administration Commissioner (布政使) Zhang (張) during the second invasion of the Imjin War (丁酉再亂). | |
| Sun Wenyi | 孫文毅 |
손문의 (쑨원이) |
A regional commander (總兵官) of Liaodong (遼東) during the Hongzhi era (1488-1505) of the Ming. | |
| Sun Wu | 孫武 |
손무 (쑨우) |
(c. 544 - c. 496 BCE). A prominent military commander, strategist, and the putative author of the Art of War 孫子兵法 in the state of Wu 吳 during the Spring and Autumn period. However, the transmitted version of the Art of War is thought to have been compiled during the Warring States period. | 손(Sun 孫), 손자(Sun Zi 孫子) |
| Sun Yifeng | 孫翼鳳 |
손익봉 (쑨이펑) |
A Grand Preceptor (太師) during the Song Dynasty. | |
| Sun Yuanhua | 孫元化 |
손원화 (쑨위안화) |
(1582-1632 CE). A native of Songjiang (松江), the Southern Metropolitan Area (南直隸). A bureaucrat, mathematician, firearms expert, and Catholic during the late Ming period. He served as Provincial Military Commander (軍門, or 提督) of Dengzhou (登州) during the Chongzhen era (1628-1644) of the Ming. |
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