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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DongJin Mingdi | 東晉明帝 |
동진 명제 (동진밍디) |
(299-325; r. 323-325). The second emperor of the Eastern Jin 東晉 dynasty during the Six Dynasties period 六朝時代. He successfully crushed the rebellion led by Wang Dun 王敦, who had paramount authority at the time. He died at the age of 27, leaving his four-year-old son Emperor Cheng 成帝 behind. | 사마소(Sima Zhao 司馬紹), 도기(Daoji 道畿) |
| DongJin Mudi | 東晉穆帝 |
동진 목제 (동진무디) |
(343-361; r. 345-361). The fifth emperor of the Eastern Jin 東晉 dynasty during the Six Dynasties 六朝 period. He ascended to the throne at the age of only two, so the court was dominated by Empress Chu Suanzi 褚蒜子, He Chong 何充, etc. Jin's territory temporarily expanded to its greatest extent during the reign, regaining most of the territory south of the Yellow River 黃河. | 사마담(Sima Dan 司馬聃), 팽자(Pengzi 彭子) |
| DongJin Xiaowudi | 東晉 孝武帝 |
동진 효무제 (동진샤오우디) |
(362–396; 373-385). Emperor Xiaowu of Eastern Jin 東晉: an emperor of the Eastern Jin 東晉 dynasty during the Six Dynasties 六朝 period. He is generally regarded as the last emperor of the Eastern Jin who actually exercised imperial power because his sons, Emperor An 安帝 and Emperor Gong 恭帝, were controlled by regents and warlords. In 383, in the battle of Feishui 肥水, the army of the Eastern Jin led by Xie Xuan 謝玄 defeated the Former Jin 前秦's large army. | 사마요(Sima Yao 司馬曜), 창명(Changming 昌明) |
| Dongfang Shuo | 東方朔 |
동방삭 (둥팡숴) |
(154-93 BCE). A famous man of letters and statesmen during the reign of Emperor Wu of Han 漢武帝. | 방삭(Fang Shuo 方朔) |
| Dongping Wang | 東平王 |
동평왕 (둥핑왕) |
See Liu Cang 劉蒼. | 동평(Dongping 東平) |
| Dou Changjun | 竇長君 |
두장군 (더우창쥔) |
The younger brother of the Empress Dou 竇皇后 of Emperor Wen of Han 漢文帝. The elder brother of Dou Guangguo 竇廣國. | 장군(Changjun 長君) |
| Dou Guangguo | 竇廣國 |
두광국 (더우광궈) |
The younger brother of the Empress Dou 竇皇后 who was the main consort of Emperor Wen of Han 漢文帝. | 광국(Guangguo 廣國), 소군(Shaojun 少君), 장무후(Zhangwu Hou 章武侯), 두소군(Dou Shaojun 竇少君) |
| Dou Hou | 竇后 |
두후 (더우허우) |
See Dou Huanghou 竇皇后. | |
| Dou Huanghou | 竇皇后 |
두황후 (더우황허우) |
Empress Dou. The main consort of Emperor Wen of Han 漢文帝. | 두씨(Dou Shi 竇氏), 두태후(Dou Taihou 竇太后), 두황후竇皇后, 두후(Dou Hou 竇后) |
| Dou Jiande | 竇建德 |
두건덕 (더우졘더) |
Dou Jiande(竇建德, 573-621) was a rebel leader near the end of the Sui Dynasty. He was defeated and captured by his rival, Li Shimin(李世民) of Tang at the Battle of Hulao(虎牢之戰). He was subsequently put to death. | 건덕(建德), 두건덕(竇建德) |
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