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Chinese Personal Names
| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cui Yaozu | 崔耀祖 |
최요조 (추이야오쭈) |
A brigade general 遊擊. In 1630 he and his 40 soldiers were billeted in Korean people's houses at Hwangju 黃州 while they travelled to Jangyeon 長淵. They were attacked by Koreans and suffered some casualties. | 최요조(崔耀祖) |
| Cui Yin | 崔駰 |
최인 (췌이인) |
(d. 92 CE). A prominent classicist and man of letters during the Eastern Han period. | |
| Cui Youfu | 崔祐甫 |
최우보 (추이유푸) |
Cui Youfu(崔祐甫, 721-780), courtesy name Yisun(貽孫), was an official of the Tang Dynasty. He was upright, never flattered men of power, and was praised as a talented chancellor. Within one year of his nomination to chancellor, he appointed more than 800 people to government positions. All of them turned out to be suitable for their positions. | 최우보(崔祐甫), 이손(貽孫) |
| Cui Zhen | 崔眞 |
최진 (추이전) |
He visited Joseon as a staff member of Ming envoys or as an envoy in 1426, 1427, 1428, 1429, 1430, etc. He was originally Korean. He was a favorite eunuch of the Emperor Xuande 宣德, so the Joseon court treated him very cautiously and kindly. | 최진(崔眞) |
| Cui Zhigao | 崔志高 |
최지고 (추이즈가오) |
A Ming subject. In 1630 he carried news from Beijing to a vice regional commander 副總 in Dengzhou 登州. | 최지고(崔志高) |
| Cui Zhouping | 崔州平 |
최주평 (추이저우핑) |
A prominent figure of the Eastern Han dynasty and native of Baoling Commandery 博陵郡. He had relationships with Zhuge Laing 諸葛亮, Xu Shu 徐庶, Shi Tao 石韜 and Meng Jian 孟建. | 주평(州平) |
| Cui lin | 崔林 |
최림 (추이린) |
A native of Linjiang 臨江, Dongningwei 東寧衛. He drifted to Sindo 薪島, Joseon and was found by Korean officials in 1528 on the same island. | 최림(崔林) |
| CuiShi | 崔湜 |
최식 (추이스) |
Cui Shi(崔湜, 671~713) was an official of the Tang dynasty. Originally from from Ding Prefecture(定州), he became jinshi when he was young. He committed adultery with Princess An'le(安樂公主) and Shangguan Wan'er(上官婉兒). | 최식(崔湜), 징란(澄瀾) |
| CuiTingjian | 崔廷健 |
최정건 (추이팅지안) |
Ambassador of Ming China who visited Joseon Korea in the 34 and 35th years of King Seonjo's era for the appointment of the Crown Prince of Joseon. | 최(崔), 최정건(崔廷健) |
| Da Ji | 妲己 |
달기 (다지) |
A favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang 商紂王. According to tradition, the fall of Shang was due to the extreme debauchery of the king who was obsessed with Da Ji. She is said to have been excuted by King Wu of Zhou when Shang was overthrown. | 달(Da 妲) |
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