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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dao Huang | 悼皇 |
도황 (다오황) |
See Si Huangsun 史皇孫. | 도(Dao 悼), 도황고(Dao Huangkao 悼皇考) |
| Dao Li | 刀里 |
도리 (다오리) |
Interpreter of Qing China. | |
| Dao Zhi | 盜蹠 |
도척 (다오즈) |
Robber Zhi. A legendary bandit leader during the Spring and Autumn period. In a chapter named after him in the Zhuangzi 莊子, he is described as a younger brother of virtuous Lu 魯 minister Liuxia Hui 柳下惠. | 망(Mang 莽), 척(Zhi 蹠) |
| Daoling Huanghou | 悼靈皇后 |
도령황후 (다오링황허우) |
(1508-1528 CE). The first empress of Emperor Shizong (世宗) of the Ming, or the Jiajing (嘉靖) emperor. | |
| Daoqian | 道謙 |
도겸 (다오첸) |
Daoqian(道謙) was a Zen master(禪師) of Kaishan Temple(開善寺) during the Southern Song Dynasty(南宋). Zhu Xi(朱熹) learned about Zen Buddhism from him. | 도겸(道謙) |
| Daoqian | 謙開善[道謙] |
겸개선[도겸] (다오첸) |
Refers to Daoqian 道謙; see Daoqian 道謙 | 겸개선(謙開善) |
| Daozi | 悼子 |
도자 (다오쯔) |
See Xun Ying 荀盈. | |
| Darhan | 大兒漢 |
대아한 (다르한) |
(1590-1644) He was a nephew as well as son-in-law of Nurhaci. He was belonged to Bordered Blue Banner. After Hungtaiji was enthroned, he became one of eight principle ministers and controlled Bordered Yellow Banner. He participated in invading Joseon in 1627, conquering Uiju(義州), Jeongju(定州) and Anju(安州) successively. He enforced the Joseon court to accept humilitating conditiions for peace. After then, he made siginificant contributions during the war against Ming. He conquered Zunhua(遵化) in 1629, surrounded the fortress of Dalinghe(大陵河城) in 1632, attacked Shanxi(山西) in 1635. But he failed to take Jinzhou(錦州) in 1641, which caused his dimiss from the position of banner commander-in-chief(固山額眞). | 달이한(達爾漢), (만)Darhan(다르한) |
| Dasuonai | 大所乃 |
대소내 (다쒀나이) |
An official of the Later Jin who visited Joseon Korea in 1633 as an ambassador. | |
| Debao | 德保 |
덕보 (더바오) |
Member of the Bordered Yellow Banner and official of Qing China. He served as Minister of the Ministry of Justice in 1722. He was later appointed Minister of the Ministry of Revenue. |
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