User:Endroit/Chinese Romanization

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We are advocating the return of Chinese romanizations in certain Manchuria-related articles and China-related articles, as we believe they were unjustly removed by a handful of selfish editors. Below is a list of Chinese Romanizations (Hanyu Pinyin) and Chinese Characters (Hanzi), listed together with their corresponding Korean Romanizations and Hangul.

Disclaimer: This article is intended merely to reinstate Chinese romanizations wherever they were removed, and to equally list both Chinese and Korean romanizations in such cases. This article will not advocate Korean romanizations where there is no Korean connection, nor will it advocate Chinese romanizations where there is no Manchurian nor Chinese connection. Also, the order of listing and the names of titles will not be discussed here.

Supporters

Please sign your name with ~~~~ below if you support restoration of Chinese charactersromanizations. Please also specify whether you support full restoration or partial restoration for certain articles only. If partial, please elaborate.

  • Full restoration.--Endroit 09:24, 2 March 2006 (UTC)
  • Full restoration. --Saintjust 18:51, 2 March 2006 (UTC)
  • Full restoration, and thanks for taking this on. -- Visviva 21:54, 2 March 2006 (UTC)
  • Full restoration. -- ran (talk) 04:19, 3 March 2006 (UTC)
  • Full restoration. --Yuje 05:40, 4 March 2006 (UTC)
  • Full restoration. --Nanshu 09:28, 5 March 2006 (UTC)
  • Full restoration. -- Миборовский U|T|C|M|E|Chugoku Banzai! 23:35, 13 March 2006 (UTC)
  • Full restoration. --Assault11 23:56, 22 March 2007 (UTC)

Lists of Chinese/Korean romanizations to restore

Please feel free to make additions and corrections to the lists below, but please DO NOT DELETE any information. When making corrections, simply cross them out and add the correct info. You may beautify the listing to make it easier on the eyes, as long as no text information is lost. You are free to copy this page to any other user or project page. As long as this article is under any user's page, that user reserves the right to revert any edits at will without 3RR violations.

Article: 渤海 / Bohai (Chinese name) / Balhae 발해 (Korean name)

Sovereigns of Bohai/Balhae 698-926

More information Posthumous Names (Shi Hao 諡號), Personal Names ...
Posthumous Names
(Shi Hao )
Personal NamesPeriod of ReignsEra Names (Nian Hao )
高王
Gāowáng Гао-ван
Kowang 고왕
大祚榮
Dà Zuòróng Да Цзожун
Tae Joyŏng 대조영
698-718did not exist
武王
Wǔwáng У-ван
Muwang 무왕
大武藝
Dà Wǔ Да Уи
Tae Muye 대무예
718-737仁安
Rěn’ān Жэнь-Ань
Inan 인안
文王
Wénwáng Вэнь-ван
Munwang 문왕
大欽茂
Dà Qīnmào Да Циньмао
Tae Hŭngmu 대흥무
737-793大興
Dàxīng Да-Син
Taehŭng 대흥
(寶曆
 Bǎolì Бао-Ли
 Poryŏk 보력
 774-?)
none (deposed)大元義
Dà Yuányì Да Юаньи
Tae Wŏnŭi 대원의
793-794?
成王
Chéngwáng Чэн-ван
Sŏngwang 성왕
大華璵
Dà Huáyú Да Хуаюй
Tae Hwayŏ 대화여
794中興
Zhòngxīng Чжун-Син
Chunghŭng 중흥
康王
Kāngwáng Кан-ван
Kangwang 강왕
大嵩璘
Dà Sōnglín Да Сунлинь
Tae Sŭngnin 대승린
794-808正曆
Zhènglì Чжэн-Ли
Chŏngnyŏk 정력
定王
Dìngwáng Дин-ван
Chŏngwang 정왕
大元瑜
Dà Yuányú Да Юаньюй
Tae Wŏnyu 대원유
808-812永德
Yǒngdé Юн-Дэ
Yŏngdŏk 영덕
僖王
Xīwáng Си-ван
Hŭiwang 희왕
大言義
Dà Yányì Да Яньи
Tae Ŏnŭi 대언의
812-817?朱雀
Zhūqiǎo Чжу-Цяо
Chujak 주작
簡王
Jiǎnwáng Цзянь-ван
Kanwang 간왕
大明忠
Dà Míngzhōng Да Минчжун
Tae Myŏngch’ung 대명충
817?-818?太始
Tàishǐ Тай-Ши
T’aesi 태시
宣王
Xuānwáng Сюань-ван
Sŏnwang 선왕
大仁秀
Dà Rénxiù Да Жэньсю
Tae Insu 대인수
818?-830建興
Jiànxīng Цзянь-Син
Kŏnhŭng 건흥
?大彝震
Dà Yízhèn Да Ичжэнь
Tae Ijin 대이진
830-857咸和
Xiánhé Сянь-Хэ
함화 Hamhwa
?大虔晃
Dà Qiánhuǎng Да Цяньхуан
Tae Kŏnhwang 대건황
857-871?
?大玄錫
Dà Xuánxí Да Сюаньси
Tae Hyŏnsŏk 대현석
871-895?
?大瑋瑎
Dà Wěijiē Да Вэйцзе
Tae Wihae 대위해
895-907??
?大諲譔
Dà Yīnzhuàn Да Иньчжуань
Tae Insŏn 대인선
907?-926?
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Bohai - Бохай

Based on "Государство Бохай и памятники его культуры в Приморье" by Э.В. Шавкунов. See also: Cyrillization of Chinese from Pinyin.

Article: 高句麗 / Goguryeo 고구려 (Korean name) / Gaogouli (Chinese name)

Infobox

  • Korean name (고구려 / 高句麗, MR: Koguryŏ, RR: Goguryeo)
  • Chinese name (高句麗 / 高句丽, Pinyin: Gāogōulì, W-G: Kao-kou-li)

Goguryeo Kings

The following tables give the names of the Goguryeo Kings in Korean followed by Chinese characters with Pinyin transcription.

Legendary line

Posthumous name (Shi Hao ) Personal name Period of reign
King Dongmyeong Dōngmíng shèngwáng Gāozhūméng, Zōu?, Xiàngjiě (37 BC-19 BC)
King Yuri Liúlí míngwáng Lèilì, Rúliú (19 BC-18 AD)
King Daemusin Dàwǔ shénwáng, Dàjiězhūliúwáng Wúxù (18-44)
King Minjung Mǐnzhōng wáng Jiěsèzhū (44-48)
King Mobon Mùběnwáng Jiěyóu, Jiěàilǚ (48-53)

Note: These are the names and dates given in the Samguk Sagi. The Wei shu (History of the Wei dynasty) gives the following names: Zhūméng, Lǘ, Shǐlǘxié, Rúlí, and Mòlái. The legendary line had already been formed with some variants in the early 5th century when King Jangsu built a monument for his father and Goguryeo made contacts with the Northern Wei. The inscription of that monument gives these names: Zōumóu, Rúliú, and Dàzhūliú.

Great king line

Posthumous name Personal name Period of reign
King Gukjo Guózǔ wáng, Dàzǔ wáng, Dàzǔ dàwáng Gōng, Yúshù 53-146
King Chadae Cìdà wáng Suìchéng 146-165
King Sindae Xīndà wáng Bógù, Bógōu 165-179

Note: The great king line with the following two kings was formed on the basis of Chinese documents like the Hou Han shu (History of the Later Han dynasty). It contains contradictions and mismatches.

Wandu-Guonei (Hwando-Guknae) line

Posthumous name Personal name Period of reign
King Gogukcheon Gùguóchuān wáng, Guóxiāng wáng Nánwǔ, Yīyímó 179-197
King Sansang Shānshàng wáng Tíngyōu, Wèigōng 197-227
King Dongcheon Dōngchuān wáng, Dōngxiāng wáng Yōuwèijū, Jiāozhì 227-248
King Jungcheon Zhōngchuān wáng, Zhōngxiāng wáng Ránfú 227-248
King Seocheon 西 Xīchuān wáng, 西 Xīxiāng wáng Yàolú, Ruòyóu 248-270
King Bongsang Fēngshàng wáng, Zhìgě wáng Xiāngfú, Chāshǐlǚ 292-300
King Micheon Měichuān wáng, Hǎoràng wáng Yǐfú, Yōufú 300-331
King Gogugwon Gùguóyuán wáng, Guógāngshàng wáng Sīyóu, Liú 331-371
King Sosurim Xiǎoshòulín wáng, Xiǎojiězhūliú wáng Qiūfū 371-384
King Gogugyang Gùguóràng wáng Yīlián, Yúzhǐzhī 384-391
King Gwanggaeto the Great Guǎngkāitǔ wáng Tándé, Ān 391-413

P'yŏngyang line

Posthumous name Personal name Period of reign
King Jangsu Chángshòu wáng Jùlián, Gāolián 412-490
King Munjamyeong Wénzīmíng wáng, Wénzī wáng, Míngzhìhǎo wáng Luóyún, Gāoyún 491-519
King Anjang Ānzàng wáng Xīngān, Gāoān 519-531
King Anwon Ānyuán wáng Bǎotíng, Gāotíng 531-545
King Yangwon Yángyuán wáng, Yánggāngshànghǎo wáng Píngchéng 545-559
King Pyeongwon Píngyuán wáng, Pínggāngshànghǎo wáng, Pínggāngshàng wáng, Pògéxiānggāngshàng wáng Yángchéng, Tāng, Gāoyáng 559-590
King Yeongyang Yīngyáng wáng, Píngyáng wáng Gāoyuán, Dàyuán 590-618
King Yeongnyu Yíngliú wáng, Jiànwǔ wáng Gāojiànwǔ, Chéng, Gāowǔ 618-642
King Bojang Bǎozàng wáng Gāozàng, Bǎozàng 642-668

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Russian name: Мохэ

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