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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delengtai | 德楞泰 |
덕릉태 (더렁타이) |
De Lengtai(1749~1809) was a member of the Plain Yellow Banner. He was a renowend general of Middle Qing China, and he participated in the suppression of the White Lotus Rebellion in the Jianqing era. He died at the age of 60 while he was serving as the general of Xian. | |
| Delin | 德琳 |
덕림 (더린) |
Attendant of the Crown Prince of Qing China in the Kangxi era. | 하(蝦) |
| Deming | 德明 |
덕명 (더밍) |
An official of Qing China in the Qianlong era. His title in the 49th year(1784) of the Emperor was Vice Minister of the Ministry of Rites. | |
| Deng Ai | 鄧艾 |
등애 (덩아이) |
(d. 264). A military general of Cao Wei 曹魏 during the Three Kingdoms period. In 263, Deng Ai played an essential role in the conquest of Shu 蜀. But he was trapped by Zhong Hui 鍾會 and killed with his son, Deng Zhong 鄧忠. | 사재(Shizai 士載) |
| Deng Houyu | 鄧後禹 |
등후우 (덩허우위) |
A person who allegedly tried to assassinate Mao Wenlong (毛文龍). | 등생(鄧生), 후우(後禹) |
| Deng Huanghou | 鄧皇后 |
등황후 (덩황허우) |
(81-121 CE). Empress Deng. The virtuous empress of Emperor He 和帝 during the Eastern Han period. | 등(Deng 鄧) |
| Deng Runfu | 鄧潤甫 |
등윤보 (덩룬푸) |
Deng Runfu(鄧潤甫, 1027~1094) was an official of the Song Dynasty who earned the jinshi(進士) degree. In the reign of Emperor Zhezong(哲宗), he opposed Zhang Dun(章惇)'s attempt to expel Lü Dafang(呂大防) and Liu Zhi(劉摯). | 등윤보(鄧潤甫), 안혜(安惠), 온백(溫伯) |
| Deng Shilong | 鄧世隆 |
등세륭 (덩스룽) |
Deng Shilong(鄧世隆), a native of Xiang Prefecture(相州), was an official in the late Sui and early Tang periods. Originally he served under Wang Shechong(王世充), one of the rivals of Li Yuan(李淵). In the Zhengguan era(貞觀), he proposed that Emperor Taizong(太宗)'s literary works be compiled, but Emperor Taizong rejected the proposal. | 등세륭(鄧世隆) |
| Deng Tong | 鄧通 |
등통 (덩퉁) |
A favorite retainer of Emperor Wen of Han 漢文帝. | 통(Tong 通) |
| Deng Wan | 鄧綰 |
등관 (덩완) |
Deng Wan(鄧綰, 1028~1086) was an official of the Song Dynasty. When Wang Anshi(王安石) lost his position, he fawned over Lü Huiqing(呂惠卿), denouncing Wang; however, when Wang Anshi came to power again, he betrayed Lü and flattered Wang. Emperor Shenzong(神宗) demoted him for being untruthful. | 등관(鄧綰), 문약(文約) |
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