ARGH I somehow stupidly managed to completely skip ep 5 the last time I watched. No wonder some things made no sense, and I missed a ton of good stuff. >_>
(My love for Wen Zhong is immense. :D)
(Hao Jing and Fu Tong, theirloveissocorrect. Hao Jing has pretty eyes. :DD)
Anyhoo, here's a list of who's who for
flemmings. And
feliciter too, since the
Taiwan site
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Especially for the Yue generals since the only one that left an impression (other than Shi Mai) was Linggufu.
司馬 is probably cognate with the Master of the Horse (second in command to the Dictator in times of emergency/war) in the Roman republican era.
Completely pulling this out of my ass here, but 太史 might be akin to Censor (archivist/historian, they who document imperial acts etc. very anal and obsessive-compulsive, yes.)
太宰: vizier? when combined with 相國 --> 宰相 in later era = prime minister
行人: Consul in the equivalent sense of an American consul or such (ie representative of country)? Though 行 would tend to suggest some equivalent of the praetor peregrinus (literally wandering praetor) in Roman times who went around as representative of the Republic/Empire to the various territories.
公子 - was wondering about this: perhaps his mom wasn't of noble blood? which might explain why he seemed to be excluded from the succession/ feels the need to prove himself.
(apologies for ramble, your chart is fascinating)
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perhaps his mom wasn't of noble blood
Thought of that too but I don't remember anyone making a fuss about that when it bacame apparent he was a candidate they way they did with Ji Kuai. Or maybe they did and I just forgot.
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