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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yu Xu | 虞詡 |
우후 (위쉬) |
An able magistrate (change 長) of Chaoge 朝歌 who successfully repelled the invasion of the Qiang 羌 tribes during the reign of Emperor An of Han 漢安帝. | |
| Yu Yin | 虞胤 |
우윤 (위인) |
An official of the Eastern Jin 東晋 dynasty. Upon trust of Emperor Ming 明帝, he took charge of palace guards 禁軍. | 윤(Yin 胤) |
| Yu Yuangui | 庾元規 |
유원규 (위위안구이) |
A prominent figure of the Eastern Jin 東晉 dynasty, who revealed Su Jun's 蘇峻 plot to Tao Kao 陶侃. | |
| Yu Yunwen | 虞允文 |
우윤문 (위윈원) |
Yu Yunwen(虞允文, 1110~1174) was an official and military strategist of the Song Dynasty. He came from Long Prefecture(隆州) and earned the jinshi (進士) degree in 1154. He attempted to recover the North and earned a reputation for completely defeating the Jin troops at Caishiji(采石磯) in 1161. | 우윤문(虞允文), 빈보(彬甫) |
| Yu Zhe | 余喆 |
여철 (위저) |
Yu Zhe(余喆, ?~?) was an official of the Song Dynasty. Born in Youxi(尤溪) in Fujian(福建), he received the Jinshi degree(進士) in 1184. He impeached the Grand Councilor Han Tuozhou(韓侂胄) and also opposed the Song court's attempt to make a peace with the Jin(金). | 여철(余喆) |
| Yu Zhengfu | 余正甫 |
여정보 (위정푸) |
A Confucian scholar during the Southern Song Dynasty who corresponded with Zhu Xi(朱熹) about ritual issues. | 여정보(余正甫) |
| Yu Zhun | 兪准 |
유준 (위준) |
A Ming subject who escorted Joseon envoys in Liaodong 遼東 in 1431. | 유준(兪准) |
| YuJjunwang | 豫郡王 |
예군왕 (위쥔왕) |
The title of Dodo (1614-1649). He was the 15th son of Aisin-gioro Nurhaci. Aisin-gioro Dodo, Prince of Yutong, was a Manchu prince and military general of Early Qing China. He was deprived of the princeship, but the Qianlong emperor restored his title in 1778. | |
| Yuan An | 袁安 |
원안 (위안안) |
(d. 92 CE). An eminent scholar, statesman, and the actual founder of the powerful Yuan 袁 lineage during the Eastern Han 東漢 period. | |
| Yuan Ang | 袁盎 |
원앙 (위안앙) |
A upright high-ranking official during the reigns of Emperor Wen of Han 漢文帝 and Emperor Jing 景帝. He was murdered by an assassin who was sent by the king of Chu. | 앙(Ang 盎), 원앙(Yuan Ang 爰盎) |
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