The Annals of King T\'aejo. Founder of Korea\'s Choson Dynasty - Byonghyon Choi

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Kojong (King), 14
Kokchu. See Koksanbu
Koksanbu (Kokchu), 316
Ko Kyŏm, 614
Kong Guang, 206
Kongju, 325
Kongmin (King), 18, 19, 70, 595, 734, 829, 847;
political duties of, 12–13, 85; Hwanjo and, 15;
in times of battle, 20, 24–25, 27, 29, 33; with
Ki clan deaths, 24; appointments made by, 32;
T’aejo and, 33–34, 79; royal decrees of, 50; Ming
emperor and, 60, 67, 77, 158; successor to, 71–72,
74, 78, 83, 107, 118, 238, 310
Kong Pu, 784, 785, 786, 790, 807–808, 809, 875
Kong Toji, 519–520
Kongyang (Wang Yo, Chŏngch’ang Yo) (King),
147, 348, 495, 851; reign of, 68; enthronement
of, 70, 79–80, 103, 165, 238, 358–359, 584; royal
decrees issued by, 71–72, 80–81; royal lectures
and, 73; with T’aejo’s resignation, 87–90, 99;
appointments made by, 91; with honors for
T’aejo, 91; with conspiracy against T’aejo,
92–93, 100, 231–232; abdication of, 101–102,
108, 353, 362–363; legacy of, 104, 108, 118,
272, 273, 297, 310–311, 418; in exile, 379, 386;
strangulation of, 390
Konjiro (Tŭng Kon), 635, 637, 746
Ko Ryŏ, 97
Koryŏ dynasty, 119, 178, 247
Koŭmga, 315
Kou Xun, 85
Ko Yŏ, 54, 55, 97, 102, 155
Ko Yŏnsu, 343–344
Kŭmjin, 553
Kŭmman, 719
Kŭnghyu, 1, 312, 352
Kungjin, 1, 312
Kura Tadayoshi, 196
Ku Sŏngno, 189, 326, 617
Ku Sŏngnyang, 464, 605
Kwak Ch’ungbo, 63, 69, 190, 618
Kwak Haeryong, 243–244, 295, 728, 781, 784,
786, 790–791, 807
Kwak Haeryung, 565, 566
Kwak Kyŏngŭi, 517, 613
Kwak Sŏn, 361
Kwan (son of Prince Chŏngyang Wang U), 109
Kwangjong (King), 194
Kwangju (Chŏlla Province), 325
Kwangju (Yanggwang Province), 325
Kwangjumok district, 143
Kwanŭm Cave, 446, 565
Kwŏn Chŏn, 673
Kwŏn Chŏng, 587

Kwŏn Chu, 340

Kwŏn Chunghwa, 80, 163, 166, 216, 235, 236, 294,

540, 586, 802, 857; political duties of, 244, 306,

350, 351, 359, 361, 410, 439, 528, 617, 681, 743, 762;

geomancy and, 331, 413; as envoy, 591, 617, 621

Kwŏn Han’gong, 742, 969

Kwŏn Hong, 99, 126, 414

Kwŏn Hŭi, 327, 792

Kwon Hun, 340

Kwŏn Hwa, 189, 611, 620

Kwŏn Hyŏ, 619

Kwŏn Kan, 736

Kwŏn Kŭn, 45–46, 80, 160, 350, 438, 655; polit-

ical duties of, 456, 502, 528, 596, 598, 619, 719,

768; as envoy, 643, 646, 667–668, 718; memo-

rial from, 723–727

Kwŏn Kyun, 260

Kwŏn Munŭi, 256, 348, 349

Kwŏn Po, 340

Kwŏn Sang, 486

Kwŏn Son, 334

Kwŏn Suk, 878

Kwŏn Ŭlsong, 544, 791

Kwŏn Yŏm (Lord of Hyŏnbok), 340

Kyerim (Kyŏngju), 430, 431, 432

Kyo, 315

Kyoju. See Yaozhu

Kyoju-Kangnŭng Province, 325

Kyoju Province, 503

Kyŏkku (ball game on horseback), 18–19, 183, 203,

258, 321, 329, 373, 553, 787

Kyŏng (Lady Pak, Queen), 9, 118, 202, 288, 312,

416, 530, 658, 820

Kyŏngan (Count), 820

Kyŏngbok Palace, 609

Kyŏnggi Province, 301, 332, 417; left and right,

325, 338, 389; division of, 406–407

Kyŏngju. See Kyerim

Kyŏng Po, 80, 287, 288

Kyŏng Pokhŭng, 106–107, 642, 752

Kyŏngsan, 325

Kyŏngsin (Princess), 65, 572

Kyŏng Sŭp, 484, 969

Kyŏng Ŭi, 287, 319, 330, 401, 426, 484

Kyŏngyŏng, 1, 312

Kyŏnsŏn (Princess), 65

Kyuroku (Tŭng Yuk), 628–629, 636, 637, 662,

708, 746

Kyusu, 8

Labor: corvée, 122, 219, 365, 416, 553, 568, 637–

638, 642, 866, 867–868, 885; duty, 181, 183,

193, 261; with monks, 474, 519, 570, 802

Laizhou Bay, 649