H025

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 Name (Hangeul)Name (Hanja)Name (English)Name (Revised Romanization)Name (McCune–Reischauer Romanization)Name (Pinyin Romanization)Digerati IDStarting YearEnding YearDescription
H025Tang618 JL907 JL

People from the Period

 TypeName (Hangeul)Name (Hanja)Name (Revised Romanization)Name (McCune–Reischauer)Year of BirthYear of DeathFamily ClanOffice(s) HeldGenderNationalityExam YearDigerati ID
P068한유韓愈768 JL825 JL昌黎H0253332
P080양거원楊巨源H02541733
P081양충/양비경楊冲/楊雲鵬/楊飛卿H02549339
P091이상은李商隱813 JL858 JL河內H02524412
P094두보杜甫712 JL770 JLH0253915
韓幹한간韓幹706 JL783 JLH025

Poems from the Period

 Poem TextAuthor PageAuthor
M078The willow on the roadside, its green boughs like billowing smoke.

I stop the horse and trouble you to snap one for me. Only the spring breeze feels most sorry for it,

blowing briskly on the bough now in my hand.
P080
M079Rosy ocean clouds do not bring rain and hover above the woods. A wildfire without wind reaches the treetop.P081
M091Together with the spring breeze we once swayed on the dancing mats.

With joy, we wandered in a sundrenched garden, only to part ways with a broken heart in the sky. How can I wait until the clear Autumn Festival?

The setting sun has already arrived, accompanied by cicadas.
P091