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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yan Hui | 顔回 |
안회 (옌후이) |
(521-490 BCE). The most brilliant and beloved disciple of Confucius. A native of Lu 魯 during the Spring and Autumn period. When he died at the age of 32, Confucius lamented, "Heaven has bereft me! Heaven has bereft me! | 복성(Fu Sheng 復聖), 복성공(Fu Sheng Gong 復聖公), 안(Yan 顔), 안연(Yan Yuan 顔淵), 안자(Yan Zi 顔子), 회(Hui 回), 연국공(Yan Guo Gong 兗國公) |
| Yan Ji | 燕伋 |
연급 (옌지) |
A disciple of Confucius during the Spring and Autumn period | 견원후(Qianyuan Hou 汧源侯) |
| Yan Jizu | 顔繼祖 |
안계조 (옌지쭈) |
A Grand Coordinator (巡撫) of Shandong (山東) during the Chongzhen era (1628-1644) of the Ming. | 계조(繼祖) |
| Yan Jude | 嚴聚德 |
엄취덕 (옌쥐더) |
A tactician under Army-Inspecting Censor (監軍御史) Chen Xiao (陳效) who was dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(or Hideyoshi's Invasion). | |
| Yan Kuai | 顔噲 |
안쾌 (옌콰이) |
A native of the state of Lu 魯 during the Spring and Autumn period. A disciple of Confucius. | 제음후(Ji Yin Hou 濟陰侯) |
| Yan La Wang | 蘇剌王[燕剌王] |
소랄왕[연랄왕] (옌라왕) |
(d. 80 BCE). Prince of Yan 燕王 and the son of Emperor Wu 武帝 of the Western Han dynasty. He plotted to overthrow the throne but committed suicide because the plan was revealed. La 剌 is his posthumous title. | 유단(Liu Dan 劉旦) |
| Yan Lu | 顔路 |
안로 (옌루) |
The father of Yan Hui 顔回 who was the most beloved disciple of Confucius. | |
| Yan Maoqing | 鄢懋卿 |
언무경 (옌마오칭) |
A native of Fengcheng (豐城), Jiangxi (江西) and a jinshi of 1520. Catering to powerful Yan Song (嚴嵩), he was promoted to Vice Minister of the Right (右侍郞) of the Ministry of Justice (刑部) but was impeached and ousted from the post after the fall of Yan Song. | |
| Yan Mingtai | 閻鳴泰 |
염명태 (옌밍타이) |
(b. 1572 CE). A native of Zhili 直隸 who won a jinshi degree in 1598. He became a Minister of War (兵部尙書) during the Tianqi era (1621-1627) but died in exile during the Chongzhen era (1628-1644). | |
| Yan Qizhou | 嚴期周 |
엄기주 (옌치저우) |
A physician of Army-Inspecting Censor (監軍御史) Chen Xiao (陳效) who was dispatched to Joseon during the Imjin War(or Hideyoshi's Invasion). |
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