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Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xinxi Hou | 新息侯 |
신식후 (신시허우) |
See Ma Yuan 馬援. | |
| Xiong He | 熊禾 |
웅화 (슝허) |
Xiong He(熊禾, 1253~1312) was an official of the Southern Song Dynasty. He studied under Zhu Xi(朱熹)'s pupil Fu Guang(輔廣). After the fall of the Song dynasty, he returned to his hometown and established the Aofeng School(鰲峰書堂) in Wuyishan(武夷山), lecturing his pupils for the rest of his life. | 웅화(熊禾), 삭(鑠), 거비(去非), 위신(位辛), 물헌 (勿軒), 퇴재(退齋) |
| Xiong Hua | 熊化 |
웅화 (슝화) |
(1576-1649) A jinshi of 1601. When he was an Imperial Messenger (行人) in 1609, he was dispatched to Korea as an envoy. Later he also served as a Cencor 御史. | |
| Xiong Qufei [Xiong He] | 熊去非[熊禾] |
웅거비 (슝취페이[슝허]) |
See Xiong He 熊禾 | 웅거비(熊去非), 삭(鑠), 거비(去非) 위신(位辛), 물헌 (勿軒) 퇴재(退齋) |
| Xiong Tingbi | 熊廷弼 |
웅정필 (슝팅비) |
(1569-1625 CE). A native of Wuchang (武昌); a jinshi of 1598. He was appointed Military Commissioner (經略) of Liaodong (遼東) during the Tianqi era (1621-1627) but was executed in 1625 for failing to defend Guangning (廣寧) against the Later Jin (後金) army. | 웅경략(熊經略), 웅경략(熊經畧), 웅로야(熊老爺), 웅어사(熊御史), 정필(廷弼) |
| Xiong Zhengdong | 熊正東 |
웅정동 (슝정동) |
One of the commandants (守備) dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(or Hideyoshi's Invasion). | 웅도사(熊都司), 웅수비(熊守備), 정동(正東) |
| Xiong yuan | 熊遠 |
웅원 (슝위안) |
An official of the Western Jin 西晉 and a native of the Yuzhang Commandery 豫章郡. | 효문(Xiaowen 孝文) |
| Xiqing | 希淸 |
희청 (시칭) |
A Buddhist monk of Korean origin. He was taken to China by Chinese people. Later, along with Xitian 希田, he escaped to Uiju 義州, but the Joseon court sent him back to Ming in 1414. | 희청(希淸) |
| Xirong Zhen | 奚容箴 |
해용잠 (시룽전) |
A disciple of Confucius during the Spring and Autumn period. | 제양후(Jiyang Hou 濟陽侯) |
| Xitian | 希田 |
희전 (시톈) |
A Buddhist monk of Korean origin. He was taken to China by Chinese people. Later, along with Xiqing 希淸, he escaped to Uiju 義州, but the Joseon court sent him back to Ming in 1414. | 희전(希田) |
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