Li Ding-guo; Li Ting-kuo

Japanese: 李定国 - りていこく（英語表記）Li Ding-guo; Li Ting-kuo

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[Died] Kangxi 1 (1662)
A military commander in the late Ming Dynasty in China. Born in Yan'an (Shaanxi Province). His original name was Rujing. His pen name was Ningyu. His title was Hongyuan. He was the adopted son of Zhang Xianzhong and one of his four generals. After Zhang's death, he served the Southern Ming Emperor Yongli (King Gui) and was made King of Jin. He fought against the Qing army in Hunan, Guangxi, and Yunnan, and was very active in the southwestern region for a time in response to Zheng Chenggong's anti-Qing and restoration of the Ming movement, but he died of an illness at the same time as the Yongli Emperor died.

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Japanese:

[生]?
[没]康煕1(1662)
中国，明末の武将。延安 (陝西省) の人。初名は如靖。字は一人，寧宇。号は鴻遠。張献忠の養子で，その4部将の一人。張の死後，南明の永暦帝 (桂王) に従い，晋王に封じられた。湖南，広西，雲南各地で清軍と戦い，鄭成功の抗清復明運動に呼応して一時南西地区で大いに勢いをふるったが，永暦帝の死とともに病死した。

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