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'''Ki''', also spelled as '''Kee''' or '''Gi''' is a rare Korean family name. As of 2000, there were 26,679 people by this surname in South Korea. |
'''Ki''', also spelled as '''Kee''' or '''Gi''' is a rare Korean family name. As of 2000, there were 26,679 people by this surname in South Korea. |
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* [[Qi Empress]] (?~1370), the last empress of the [[ |
* [[Qi Empress]] (?~1370), the last empress of the [[Mongol Empire]] ([[Yuan Dynasty]]) |
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* Gi Dae-Seung (1527~1572), Confucian scholar |
* Gi Dae-Seung (1527~1572), Confucian scholar |
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* Gi Ja-Heon (1562~1624), politician, [[Yeonguijeong]] (Prime Minister) of the [[Joseon Dynasty]]. |
* Gi Ja-Heon (1562~1624), politician, [[Yeonguijeong]] (Prime Minister) of the [[Joseon Dynasty]]. |
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Revision as of 21:27, 4 January 2010
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| Hangul | 기 |
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| Revised Romanization | Gi |
| McCune–Reischauer | Ki |
Ki, also spelled as Kee or Gi is a rare Korean family name. As of 2000, there were 26,679 people by this surname in South Korea.
- Qi Empress (?~1370), the last empress of the Mongol Empire (Yuan Dynasty)
- Gi Dae-Seung (1527~1572), Confucian scholar
- Gi Ja-Heon (1562~1624), politician, Yeonguijeong (Prime Minister) of the Joseon Dynasty.
- Ki Sung-Yong (1989~), footballer, currently playing for Celtic F.C. (Scotland)