1022 Index
Tang dynasty, 111, 114, 384, 419, 430, 437, 470
Tang Sŏng, 886
Tan’gun (King), 150, 437, 645, 649
Tang Yao, 217, 226, 724
Tasibuhua, 10, 11
Tasitiemuer. See Tŏkhŭng
Tatara Yoshihiro, 575, 696, 715, 896
Taxes: land, 49–50, 328, 441–442, 515, 671, 732,
737, 738, 762; household cloth, 123; miscella-
neous, 123; reforms, 123, 124; tribute, 124; col-
lection of, 173, 224, 328; crop damage and, 182,
186–187; conditions for, 193–195, 441–442, 733;
General Directorate for Determining Taxes and,
193–195; grain, 450, 531, 545; laws, 450; reduced,
701, 792–793; exemptions, 732, 737, 738, 885,
887; fish, 761, 763; salt, 763. See also Board of
Taxation
Taxpayers, support, 122
Tea Bureau, 211
Technical examination, 641
Temples, 119, 702; abolishment of Daoist, 199;
Buddhist, 256, 499, 559. See also Royal
Ancestral Shrine; specific temples
Thailand. See Siam
Thievery. See Crimes
Thinking, importance of, 536
Thousand Character Classic, 561, 824
Tianbao Rebellion, 111
Tian Dan, 223
Tibet, 814
Tigers, 16, 35, 39, 232, 235, 248, 542
Titles: bestowed upon T’aejo, 72–73, 92; post-
humous, 117–118, 200–202, 212, 253, 265–266,
283, 312–313, 332, 424, 459, 474, 587, 606, 607,
609, 612, 613, 633, 641, 718–719, 721, 735, 829,
881; for military officials, 142–143, 319–320,
369; for princes, 147; for women, 171, 473, 587–
588, 657; for merit subjects, 171–172; of dynasty-
founding subjects, 188; for guardian deities,
240; prestige, 470–471; for envoys, 588; for
court ladies, 657
To (Ch’un) (King), 118, 202, 288, 312, 416, 530
Togyŏng, 13
To Hŭng, 189, 245, 618, 713, 734, 787
Tojiro, 635, 637, 662, 672, 691
Tojo (Sŏllae), 8–11, 25, 36
Tŏk (Lady Kim, Queen), 15, 32–33, 266, 674, 856,
861, 880, 883–884
Tŏkhŭng (Tasitiemuer) (Prince), 24, 66
To Kilbu, 40, 56
Tombs: ancestral, 198, 312–315, 462, 557, 820;
royal, 509–510, 522, 575, 604–605, 610, 611,
619, 629, 630, 661, 712, 723, 761, 820, 861
Tong Duolao, 737
Tonghŏnjip (Yun Sojong), 309Tongmengge Tiemuer, 527
Tŏngnŭng, 148
Torijang, 570
Torture, 46, 81, 798, 803, 804, 809, 817, 820
Tosŏn, 432
Trade, 228, 326; border crossings and, 399, 658;
for personal gain, 463; of hawks, 544
Training. See Military system; Military Training
Agency
Travel: government, 122; inns for, 182
Traveling on a Diplomatic Mission, 647
Treason, 12, 361–363, 366
Treasuries, 123, 137, 179, 207, 709–710
Trees, 106, 214, 545, 785; caterpillar damage on,
257, 262, 774; frost on, 318, 337–338, 346, 449,
456, 540, 543, 547, 557, 563, 715, 744
Tributes. See Horses
Tribute taxes, 124
Tripitaka Koreana, 146, 229, 319, 461, 509, 575,
729, 778, 896
Trust, 115–116
Truth, laws with history and, 789–790, 811–813
Tsushima Ritaikei, 675, 730
Tsuziku (monk), 575
Tŭkhyŏn, 11
Tŭng Hyŏn. See Kenjun
Tŭng Kon. See Konjiro
Tŭng Yuk. See Kyuroku
Tuohuan Buhua, 258, 260, 262, 264, 266, 274,
303, 355
U (brother of Kongyang), 147
Ubong Smithy, 237
U Che, 25
U Hongbu, 127, 789
U Hongdo, 628
U Hongdŭk, 124–125, 157
U Honggang, 125, 789
U Hongmyŏng, 126, 157
U Hongsu, 124, 144, 157
U Hong Su, 161–162
U Hŭibŏm, 161
U Hŭngbŏm, 161
U Hyŏnbo, 80, 87, 90, 93, 161, 163, 809; political
duties of, 103, 104, 116; in exile, 124, 144, 193;
pardoning of, 235, 612, 789
Ŭi (Lady Ch’oe, Queen), 202, 248, 361, 530;
family lineage, 15, 118, 265; posthumous title,
253, 312–313
Ŭian (monk), 661, 809
Ŭian Pangsŏk (Yi Hwa) (Prince), 33, 95, 96, 98,
102, 152, 486, 540, 592, 731, 805, 826, 828, 853,
854, 857, 861, 873; family lineage, 15; as merit
subject, 143, 173, 287; political duties of, 143,
154, 228, 244, 254, 260, 268, 287, 313, 424, 448,