998 Index
Chang Ha, 80
Chang Hongsu, 542
Chang Ik, 712
Chang Kalmae, 355, 356
Chang Kŏm, 250–251
Chang Mang. See Majiro
Chang Paek, 542
Chang Po. See Saborohe
Chang Pugae, 507
Chang Sado, 277, 412, 425
Chang Sagil, 98, 102, 143, 154, 555, 857, 874; as
merit subject, 173, 875; with Japanese maraud-
ers, 276; rebellions and, 554; military duties
of, 826; crown prince conspiracy and, 840,
869
Chang Sajŏng, 102, 185, 620, 857, 869, 874, 875
Chang Tam, 102, 144, 155, 374, 571, 874; crown
prince conspiracy and, 840, 869; as merit sub-
ject, 875
Chang U, 253
Chang Wŏngyŏng, 320
Chang Yŏn, 250, 253
Chang Yunhwa, 855, 858, 872
Ch’anyŏng, 308
Ch’asam, 160
Ch’a Sŏngbu, 336
Ch’a Sŭngdo, 798–799, 810
Ch’a Sŭnghak, 681
Ch’ayak, 69, 160
Chayŏn, 1, 312
Cheju Island, 144, 383, 389, 406, 412, 505–506,
511, 608, 756, 760
Chen Gang, 892
Cheng of Zhou (King), 429, 496
Cheng Tang (King), 204, 221, 224
Chengzong (Emperor), 9
Chen Li, 892
Chigong (monk), 585
Children, 61, 64, 242, 521; elderly without, 121,
192, 261; orphans, 121, 192, 261, 658; with mili-
tary census, 272; adoption, 691; of slaves, 693,
699, 765; of monks, 777
Chi Mun. See Mazamon
China: horses as tribute for, 204, 225, 268, 274,
275–276, 277–278, 298, 300, 304, 326, 356–357,
384, 405, 438, 442, 479, 498, 517, 522, 578, 591,
662–663, 737; language, 315, 451–453, 566, 584,
644–645, 655; rites for emperor in, 324. See
also Liaodong, China; Memorials, from Impe-
rial China; Memorials, to Imperial China; Ming
emperor; specific envoys
Chinan (Prince). See Pokkŭn
Chinan Pangu (Prince), 61, 147, 196, 313, 331–332,
333, 378, 888Chin Chunggi, 42
Chin Ch’unggwi, 300, 377–378, 382, 396, 621–622,
662
Ching, 315
Chin Hallyong, 384, 395–396
Chinhan, 651
Chinju, 325
Chin Kyŏng, 279
Chin Ŏnsang, 425
Chinp’o, 487–488
Chin Song, 478
Chin Ŭlsŏ, 80, 190, 254, 271, 486, 689, 690, 697
Chin Yŏŭi, 244
Chinyu, 1, 312
Chi P’aan, 784
Chirŭng, 148
Chisongzi, 90, 224
Chisung, 315
Chi Yonggi, 70, 78, 288
Chi Yongsu, 25, 27, 29, 46
Chi Yun, 158, 313
Cho (Lady), 11
Cho (son of Prince Chŏngyang Wang U), 109
Cho (wife of Yi Che) (Lady), 521
Cho Anp’yŏng, 521
Cho Chae, 609
Cho Changsu, 500
Cho Ch’i, 587
Cho Ch’I, 462
Cho Ch’imyŏng, 446
Cho Chu, 464
Cho Chun, 68, 70, 78, 99, 108, 160, 162, 235, 540,
631, 659, 714, 754, 772, 829, 850, 857, 873; polit -
ical duties of, 93–94, 95, 100, 154, 180–184,
186–187, 188, 195, 215, 216, 248, 270, 279, 311,
351, 374, 382, 407–408, 428, 454, 456, 546, 607,
612, 626, 636, 640, 675, 683–684, 707, 759, 800,
807, 811, 821, 822, 830, 837–838, 883, 886–887,
889; with T’aejo’s enthronement, 102; as merit
subject, 143, 152, 153, 171, 173, 174, 888; with
heir apparent, 153; memorials from, 217–225,
603; examinations and, 277, 571, 579, 641; with
military power, 448; health of, 482; honors for,
532, 558; on titles for court ladies, 657; military
duties of, 721, 827; banquets and, 802; with con -
spiracy of crown princes, 837, 838, 839, 869;
resignation of, 886
Ch’oe (Chŏngbi) (Lady). See Chŏng
Ch’oe (Lady). See Ŭi
Ch’oe Anjong, 552
Ch’oe Ch’ilsŏk, 245, 389, 397
Ch’oe Haesan, 488
Ch’oe Ham, 126
Ch’oe Han’gi, 15, 265