- The
Jilin leishi was a
Chinese book
about Korea written in 1103–1104 by Sūn Mù (孫穆), an
officer of the
Chinese Song
dynasty emb****y to Goryeo. The original...
- Feng
Leishi (Chinese: 方雷氏) was a
legendary Chinese empress, the
second wife of the
Yellow Emperor.
According to tradition, she
invented the comb in the...
- Li
Leishi (Chinese: 黎磊石; pinyin: Lí
Lěishí; 26
October 1926 – 16
March 2010) was a
Chinese renal specialist, and an
academician of the
Chinese Academy...
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Before the 1970s, the key
sources for EMK were a few wordlists. The
Jilin leishi (1103–1104) was a
Chinese book
about Korea. All that
survives of the original...
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Early Middle Korean (10th to 14th centuries) are a
Chinese text, the
Jilin leishi (1103–1104), and the
pharmacological work
Hyangyak kugŭppang (鄕藥救急方, mid-13th...
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Korean Language.
Retrieved 18 May 2017.[permanent dead link] Sūn, Mù. Jīlín
lèishì 雞林類事 [Things on Korea] (in Chinese). Song
China – via Wikisource. Xú, Jīng...
- Luivang)
Tuivang (Amsoi-Rawkthang) Matu Dai (Madu-Weilu)
Weilaung (Kronam-
Leishi)
Thaiphum Matu at
Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required) "Myanmar"...
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Korean word 'small, young'
transcribed as ʔæH-thwojH (亞退) in the
Jilin leishi (1103–1104). The word syæ is
closely matched by Old ****anese se 'elder brother'...
- Unenlightened] (in Korean).
Joseon Korea – via Wikisource. Sūn, Mù. Jīlín
lèishì 雞林類事 雞林類事 [Things on Korea] (in Chinese). Song
China – via Wikisource. 강...
- of the
Korean Peninsula. The
first foreign record of
Korean is the
Jilin leishi,
written in 1103 by a
Chinese Song
dynasty writer, Sūn Mù 孫穆. It contains...
