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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tai Zong | 太宗 |
태종 (타이쭝) |
The original posthumous title of Emperor Yongle 永樂. During the Jaiding 嘉靖 period, it was changed to Chengzu 成祖. | 태종(太宗) |
| Taimu Huanghou | 太穆皇后 |
태목황후 (타이무황허우) |
Empress Taimu(太穆皇后, 6c－7c), whose family name was Du, was a daughter of Du Yi(竇毅) and Elder Princess Xiangyang(襄陽長公主) of the Norther Zhou(北周). She was also granddaughter of Yuwen Tai(宇文泰). She was born in Shiping district(始平縣), Capital commandery(京兆郡) and married Li Yuan(李淵) who later became Emperor Gaozu(高祖) of the Tang Dynasty. She had four sons and one daughter: Li Jiancheng(李建成), Li Shimin(李世民), Li Xuanba(李玄霸), Li Yuanji(李元吉) and Princess Pingyang(平陽公主). She passed away before Li Yan ascended the throne, but was posthumously titled Empress Taimu. | 태목(太穆) |
| Taiping Gongzhu | 太平公主 |
태평공주 (타이핑공주) |
Princess Taiping was the youngest daughter of Wu Zetian and Emperor Gaozong. She was powerful during the reigns of her mother and her elder brothers: Emperor Zhongzong and Emperor Ruizong, particularly during Emperor Ruizong's second reign. However a rivalry developed between her and her nephew, Emperor Ruizong's crown prince Li Longji. Right after Li Longji succeeded to the throne in 712, Princess Taiping planned to overthrow Emperor Xuanzong; however, he executed a large number of her allies and forced her to commit suicide. | 태평공주(太平公主) |
| Taishi | 太師 |
태사 (타이스) |
Grand Preceptor of the Yin Dynasty. | 은태사(殷太師) |
| Taishi Kuang | 太師曠 |
태사광 (타이스쾅) |
A famous blind musician under Duke Ping of Jin 晉平公 during the Spring and Autumn period. | 사광(Shi Kuang 師曠) |
| Taizu Fei | 太祖妃 |
태조비 (타이쭈페이) |
See Lü Hou 呂后. | |
| Tan Daoji | 檀道濟 |
단도제 (탄다오지) |
(d. 436). A renowned general of the Song dynasty during the Southern Dynasties period. | 도제(Daoji 道濟) |
| Tan Gong | 檀弓 |
단궁 (탄궁) |
A person who is cited in the first sentence of the chapter named "Tangong" 檀弓 in the Records of Rites 禮記. Little is known about him. | |
| Tan Xue | 譚學 |
담학 (탄쉐) |
A regional inspector of the Metropolitan Area (巡按直隸御史) during the Jiajing era (1522-1566) of the Ming. | |
| Tan Yuanchun | 譚元春 |
담원춘 (탄위안춘) |
(1586-1637 CE). A native of Jingling (竟陵), Huguang (湖廣). A man of letters who was famous for the Shigui (詩歸) compiled by him and Zhong Xing (鍾惺). |
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