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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wang Shouchen | 王守臣 |
왕수신 (왕서우천) |
refers to Wang Shouguan 王守官; see Wang Shouguan 王守官 | |
| Wang Shoucheng | 王守澄 |
왕수징 (왕서우청) |
Wang Shoucheng(王守澄, ?-835) was a eunuch of the Tang Dynasty(唐朝). He was one of the most powerful eunuchs for about ten years, serving 4 emperors: Emperor Xianzong(憲宗), Emperor Muzong(穆宗), Jingzong(敬宗), and Wenzong(文宗). Eventually, however, he was put to death by Wenzong who tried to control the excessive power of eunuchs. | 왕수징(王守澄) |
| Wang Shouguan | 王守官 |
왕수관 (왕서우관) |
One of the mobile corps commanders (遊擊) dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(or Hideyoshi's Invasion). | |
| Wang Shouqing | 王守淸 |
왕수청 (왕서우칭) |
A Ming commissioner who was dispatched to Joseon to escort Ming drifters including a man named Liang Jun (梁俊) in 1576. | |
| Wang Shouren | 王守仁 |
왕수인 (왕서우런) |
(1472-1529 CE). A native of Yuyao (餘姚), Zhejiang (浙江). A promoninent philosopher and high-ranking official during the Ming dynasty. As a leading figure of the School of Mind during the Ming, he is generally thought to be the most important Neo-Confucian thinker after Zhu Xi (朱熹). | 수인(守仁), 양명(陽明), 왕(王), 왕양명(王陽明), 요강(姚江) |
| Wang Shu | 王述 |
왕술 (왕수) |
(303-368). A director of the secretariat 尙書令 in the Eastern Jin 東晉 dynasty. | 간(Jian 簡), 목(Mu 穆) |
| Wang Shunchen | 王舜臣 |
왕순신 (왕순천) |
A regional military commissioner (都司) during the Chongzhen era (1628-1644) of the Ming. | |
| Wang Shuwen | 王叔文 |
왕숙문 (왕수원) |
Wang Shuwen(王叔文, ?-806) was a close associate and teacher of the Crown Prince Li Song(李誦), the future Emperor Shunzong(順宗). As Emperor Shunzong came to throne, he, along with Wang Pi(王伾), Liu Yuxi(劉禹錫), and Liu Zongyuan(柳宗元), led the Yongzhen Reformation(永貞革新). But the eunuchs who opposed to the reform movement pushed Shunzong to abdicate in favor of the Crown Prince Xianzong(憲宗). After that, Wang Shuwen was dismissed and killed. | 문(文), 숙문(叔文), 왕숙문(王叔文), 왕숙문(王叔文) |
| Wang Sikui | 王思夔 |
왕사기 (왕쓰쿠이) |
A commissioner under Ming Military Commissioner (經略) Yang Gao (楊鎬) who was dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(or Hideyoshi's Invasion). | |
| Wang Su | 王素 |
왕소 (왕쑤) |
Wang Su(王素, 1007-1073) was a prominent official of the Northen Song(北宋). Born to Wang Dan(王旦) in Shen district(莘縣) in 1027, he earned the jinshi(進士) degree. In the reign of Emperor Renzong(仁宗), he was appointed Attending Censor(侍御史). He was reputed to be a man of intgrity and advised Emperor Renzong not to indulge in women. He was posthumously honored as Xianmin(獻敏). | 왕소(王素), 중의(仲義) |
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