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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wei Wudi | 魏武帝 |
위무제 (웨이우디) |
See Cao Cao 曺操 | 무(Wu 武), 무제(Wudi 武帝), 조조(Cao Cao 操操), 조조(Cao Cao 曺操), 조맹덕(Cao Mengde 曹孟德) |
| Wei Wuzhi | 魏無知 |
위무지 (웨이우즈) |
A person who recommended Chen Ping 陳平 to Liu Bang (later Emperor Gao). | 무지(Wuzhi 無知) |
| Wei Xiang | 魏相 |
위상 (웨이샹) |
[Chancellor 丞相 during the reign of Emperor Xuan of Han 漢宣帝.] | |
| Wei Xianxin | 魏咸信 |
위함신 (웨이셴신) |
Wei Xianxin(魏咸信) was an official of the Northern Song Dynasty. He was a son of Wei Renpu(魏仁浦) and married Princess Yongqing(永慶), daughter of Emperor Taizu(太祖). | 위함신(魏咸信), 국보(國寶) |
| Wei Xiao | 隗囂 |
외효 (웨이샤오) |
(d. 33 CE). A regional warlord who controlled the modern eastern Gansu 甘肅 regions during the civil war period between the Western and Eastern Han dynasties. | |
| Wei Xiaokuan | 韋孝寬 |
위효관 (웨이샤오콴) |
(509-580). A renowned military strategist during the Northern Wei, Western Wei and Northern Zhou dynasties. | |
| Wei Xiaozhuangdi | 魏孝莊帝 |
위효장제 (웨이샤오좡디) |
(507-531). An emperor of the Northern Wei 北魏 during the Northern and Southern Dynasties period. After Emperor Xiaoming's 孝明帝 death, he was set up by the general Erzhu Rong 爾朱榮. Suspecting that Erzhu Rong would usurp the throne, Emperor Xiaozhuang killed him in 530. But the emepror was murdered by the family menbers of Erzhu. | 효장제(Xiaozhuangdi 孝莊帝), 원자유(Yuan Ziyou 元子攸) |
| Wei Xuancheng | 韋玄成 |
위현성 (웨이쉬안청) |
(d. 36 BCE). A son of chancellor 丞相 Wei Xian 韋賢. A high-ranking official who served as chancellor during the reign of Emperor Yuan of Han 漢元帝. | |
| Wei Xuezeng | 魏學曾 |
위학증 (웨이쉐쩡) |
(1525-1596). A native of Jingyang 涇陽, jinshi of 1553. He served as Secretary 主事 of the Ministry of Revenue 戶部 and then as Right Vice Minister 右侍郞 of the Ministry of Personnel 吏部. As he enraged Zhang Juzheng 張居正, the powerful premier, he was dismissed. However, after Zhang died, he was appointed as Right Vice Minister 侍郞 of the Ministry of Revenue in Nanjing 南京. Later, he retired as the Minister 尙書 of the ministry. When the rebellion of Bobai 哱拜 broke out, he commanded the government army, but after repeatedly failing to suppress the rebellion, he was persecuted and lost his official titles. But less then one month after his dismissal, the governmental army succeeded in suppressing the rebellion, and the Ming court restored his official titles. | 위(魏), 위학증(魏學曾), 학증(學曾) |
| Wei Yan | 魏延 |
위연 (웨이옌) |
(d. 234). A military general of the Shu Han 蜀漢 during the Three Kingdoms period and a native of Yiyang Commandery 義陽郡. After Zhuge Liang's death during his northern campaign against the Cao Wei 曹魏, he conflicted with Yang Yi 楊儀 on whether to follow Zhuge's orders to retreat. Finally he was defeated and killed by Yang Yi. | 문장(Wenzhang 文長) |
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