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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zhao Xiangzi | 趙襄子 |
조양자 (자오샹쯔) |
(d. 425 BCE). A head of the Zhao 趙 lineage in the state of Jin 晉 in the Spring and Autumn period. | 조양(Zhao Xiang 趙襄) |
| Zhao Xiangzi/Zhao Wuxu | 趙襄[趙襄子] |
조양[조양자] ([자오샹즈/자오우쉬]) |
(d. 425 BC). A minister 大夫 of the state of Jin 晉 during the Spring and Autumn period. With Kangzi of Han 韓康子 and Huanzi of Wei 魏桓子, he divided the state into three parts, Han 韓, Wei 魏 and Zhao 趙. | 조양(趙襄), 조무휼(趙無恤) |
| Zhao Xinchen | 召信臣 |
소신신 (자오신천) |
[Governor of Nanyang Commandery 南陽太守 who is famous for an irrigation project during the reign of Emperor Yuan of Han 漢元帝.] | |
| Zhao Xu | 趙需 |
조수 (자오쉬) |
Zhao Xu(趙需) was an official of the Tang Dynaty. When Emperor Dezong(德宗) was about to appoint Lu Qi(盧杞) as prefect of Rao Prefecture(饒州刺史), he opposed the emperor's order. | 조수(趙需) |
| Zhao Yang | 趙鞅 |
조앙 (자오양) |
See Zhao Jianzi 趙簡子. | |
| Zhao Yao | 趙堯 |
조요 (자오야오) |
[Imperial counsellor (yushi dafu 御史大夫) during the reign of Emperor Gao of Han 漢高祖.] | |
| Zhao Yingjue | 趙應爵 |
조응작 (자오잉줴) |
He came to Joseon during the Imjin War (aka Hideyoshi's Invasion). In 1593 he marched northward in order to recover Hamgyeong 咸境. | 조응작(趙應爵) |
| Zhao Yu | 趙禹 |
조우 (자오위) |
A high-ranking official in the court of Han who served as superintendent of capital 中尉 and superintendent of the lesser treasury 少府. | |
| Zhao Yu | 趙佑 |
조우 (자오위) |
A brigade general 游擊. He visited Joseon as bodygard of a Ming envoy in 1621. He stayed in Joseon for about a year. | 우(佑), 유격(遊擊), 조우(趙佑), 조유격(趙游擊), 조유격(趙遊擊) |
| Zhao Yuanhao | 趙元昊 |
조원호 (자오위안하오) |
Emperor Jingzong(景宗, 1004~1048) was the first emperor of the Western Xia(西夏). Early in his reign, he discarded the surnames Li(李) and Zhao(趙), which had been given by the Tang and Song Dynasties, replacing them with the surname Weiming(嵬名). He launched military campaigns against Song, and although the Western Xia won a series of battles, the victories proved to be very costly. In 1044 the Western Xia signed a treaty with the Song Dynasty resulting in nominal acknowledgment of Song sovereignty over Western Xia and the payment of tribute by the Song. In return, the Western Xia benefited from trade with the Song. He was murdered by his son. | 원호(元昊), 경종(景宗), 이원호(李元昊) |
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