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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yang Shenqin | 楊愼矜 |
양신긍 (양선친) |
Yang Shenqin(楊愼矜, ?-747), was an official of the Tang Dynasty(唐朝), and a great-great-grandson of the Emperor Yang(煬帝) of the Sui(隋). His financial ability brought him the trust of the Emperor Xuanzong(玄宗). But Li Linfu(李林甫) and Wang Hong(王鉷) made false charges against him and drove him to suicide. | 양신긍(楊愼矜) |
| Yang Shi | 楊時 |
양시 (양스) |
Yang Shi(楊時, 1053-1135) was a philosopher of the Song Dynasty. When he was invited to become an government official, he refused. In his senior years, he secluded himself in Mountain Gui(龜山) and was referred to as Master of Mountain Gui(龜山先生). | 구산(龜山), 양(楊), 양구산(楊龜山), 양시(楊時), 장악백(將樂伯), 중립(中立) |
| Yang Shiliji | 楊失里吉 |
양실리길 (양스리지) |
A platoon commander (總旗) during the Yongle era (1403-1424) of the Ming. | |
| Yang Shiqi | 楊士奇 |
양사기 (양스치) |
(1364-1444 CE). Personal name Yang Yu (楊寓). A native of Taihe (太和), Jiangxi (江西). An able bureaucrat who served as Minister of War (兵部尙書) and Senior Grand Secretary (內閣首輔) during the early Ming period. | |
| Yang Shixian | 楊時顯 |
양시현 (양스셴) |
A secretary (主事) in the Shanhai Pass (山海關) during the Wanli era (1573-1620) of the Ming. | |
| Yang Shouchen | 楊守陳 |
양수진 (양서우천) |
(1425-1489 CE). A native of Ningbo (寧波), Zhejiang (浙江). An elder brother of Yang Shouyu (楊守隅). He served as Vice Minister of the Right (右侍郞) of the Ministry of Personnel (吏部) during the Hongzhi era (1488-1505) of the Ming. | |
| Yang Shouyu | 楊守隅 |
양수우 (양서우위) |
(1447-1525 CE). A native of Ningbo (寧波), Zhejiang (浙江). A younger brother of Yang Shouchen (楊守陳). He served as Provincial Administration Commissioner of the Right (右布政使) of Guangxi (廣西) during the Zhengde era (1506-1521) of the Ming. | 수우(守隅) |
| Yang Su | 楊素 |
양소 (양쑤) |
Yang Su(楊素, ?-606) was a powerful general and politician during the Sui Dynasty(隋). He was born in Huayin district(華陰縣), Hongnong commandery(弘農郡). It is widely believed that he was involved in the mysterious death of Emperor Wen(文帝) in 604 although there is no direct evidence. After his death in 613, his son Yang Xuan'gan(楊玄感) rose in revolt against Emperor Yang(煬帝). However, he was defeated and killed. Yang Su's other sons were executed and his tomb was destroyed. One of his daughters later became a concubine of Emperor Gaozu(高祖) of Tang(唐). | 소(素), 양소(楊素), 처도(處道) |
| Yang Taihou | 梁太后 |
양태후 (양타이허우) |
Empress Dowager Yang. Emperor Shun's 順帝 empress during the Eastern Han period. | |
| Yang Tiemu | 楊帖木 |
양첩목 (양톄무) |
A Ming eunuch under Vice Minister (丞) of the Seals Office (尙寶司) Niu Niu (牛牛) who was dispatched to Joseon to take Jeong Dojeon (鄭道傳) to the Ming in 1396. | 양첩목아(楊帖木兒) |
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