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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Du Hongjian | 杜鴻漸 |
두홍점 (두훙졘) |
Du Hongjian(杜鴻漸, 709-769) was an official of the Tang Dynasty who served Emperor Daizong(代宗) as chancellor. He was a devoted Buddhist and was criticized by his fellow officials. In the reign of Emperor Suzong(肅宗), he was appointed to a position related with state ritual ceremonies. | 두홍점(杜鴻漸), 지손(之巽) |
| Du Huanghou | 杜皇后 |
두황후 (진) (두황허우) |
Empress Du(杜皇后,321~341) was an empress consort of the Eastern Jin dynasty(西晉). She was the main wife of Emperor Cheng(成帝) and the great-granddaughter of Du Yu(杜預). She was renowned for her beauty. | 두릉양(杜陵陽) |
| Du Huanghou (Empress Du) | 杜皇后 |
두황후 (송) (두황허우) |
See Du Taihou 杜太后 | 두태후(杜太后) |
| Du Huangshang | 杜黃裳 |
두황상 (두황상) |
Du Huangshang(杜黃裳, 728 or729-808), a native of Capital commandery(京兆), was an official of the Tang Dynasty who served Emperor Shunzong(順宗) and Emperor Xianzong(憲宗) as chancellor. He made a great contribution to the restoration of imperial authority over the entire empire during Emperor Xianzong(憲宗)'s reign. | 두황상(杜黃裳), 황상(黃裳), 준소(遵素) |
| Du Kui | 杜簣 |
두궤 (두쿠이) |
See Tu Kuai 屠蒯. | 두거(Du Ju 杜擧) |
| Du Kui | 杜蕢 |
두괴 (두쿠이) |
A Provisioner 膳夫 of the Jin 晉 during the Spring and Autumn period. When Zhidaozi 知悼子 died, instead of mourning his retainer's death, Duke Ping 平公 entertained himself with alcohol and music. Du Kui euphemistically advised the Duke. | 두궤(杜簣), 두괴(杜蕢) |
| Du Liangchen | 杜良臣 |
두량신 (두량천) |
A judge (鎭撫) of Liaodong (遼東) who was disptached to Joseon as an envoy in 1599 and several other times during the reign of King Seonjo (宣祖) of Joseon. | 량신(良臣) |
| Du Mi | 杜密 |
두밀 (두미) |
[(d. 169 CE). A prominent high-ranking official during the reign of Emperor Huan of Han 漢桓帝. He was removed from office by powerful eunuchs during the Great Proscription 黨錮之禍 and later committed suicide.] | |
| Du Mu | 杜牧 |
두목 (두무) |
Du Mu(杜牧, 803-852), a native of Capital commandery(京兆郡) and a jinshi of 827, was a major poet during the golden age of Chinese poetry. He was not successful as an politician. | 두목(杜牧), 두목지(杜牧之), 목(牧), 번천(樊川), 소두(小杜) |
| Du Qian | 杜潜 |
두잠 (두첸) |
A Ming deputy envoy (副使) who was dispatched to Joseon in 1599. | 두부사(杜副使) |
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