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Han Derang

Han Derang (韩德让), also known as Yelü Longyun, was a Chinese statesman of the Liao dynasty who became the most powerful official under Emperor Shengzong.

Sep 19, 2026

Han Dong-geun

Han Dong-geun (한동근) is a South Korean singer who won Star Audition: The Great Birth 3 and scored a 2016 reverse hit with his 2014 debut single.

Han Dong-hee (한동희), born 1997, is a South Korean actress, a Korea National University of Arts graduate who debuted in 2021 with JTBC's Only One Person and gained notice in Under the Queen's Umbrella before her 2026 lead role in The Legend of Kitchen Soldier.

Han Duck-soo (한덕수)

Han Duck-soo (한덕수), South Korean technocrat and 38th and 48th Prime Minister under Roh Moo-hyun and Yoon Suk Yeol; acting president in the 2024-25 martial law crisis, impeached, reinstated, resigned to run for president, later convicted of rebellion-related charges.

Han Duvarları

Han Duvarları (Caravanserai Walls) is a narrative poem by the Turkish poet Faruk Nafiz Çamlıbel, published in 1925, recounting a 1922 horse-cart journey from Ulukışla to Kayseri.

Han dynasty (汉朝)

The Han dynasty (汉朝), or Han Empire, was an imperial Chinese dynasty founded by Liu Bang in 202 BCE after the fall of Qin, ruling until 220 CE.

Han dynasty tomb figurines

Han dynasty tomb figurines (汉代陶俑) are pottery figures placed in Han tombs across China from 202 BCE to 220 CE to accompany and serve the dead in the afterlife.

Han Fei (韩非)

Han Fei (韩非, c. 280–233 BCE), also Han Feizi, Warring States Legalist philosopher of the state of Han, student of Xunzi with Li Si; synthesized fa, shu, shi in the Han Feizi, died poisoned in Qin, influenced Qin Shi Huang's unification.

Han Feizi

Han Feizi (韓非子, c. 280–233 BC), Han royal prince and synthesizer of pre-Qin Legalism, fused Shang Yang's law, Shen Buhai's technique, and Shen Dao's power into a theory of centralized monarchy; author of the Hanfeizi text.

Sep 25, 2026

Han fu

Han fu (汉赋) is the principal literary form of China's Han dynasty, a prose-verse hybrid built from the Chu ci tradition and dominant for roughly 400 years.

Sep 21, 2026

Han G. Brunner

Han G. Brunner (Henri Gerrit Brunner, born 1956) is a Dutch clinical geneticist at Radboud University known for identifying Brunner syndrome, a genetic cause of impulsive aggression.

Han Ga-in

Han Ga-in (한가인), birth name Kim Hyun-joo (김현주), is a South Korean actress born 1982 in Seoul, known for Terms of Endearment (45.4% peak rating), The Moon Embracing the Sun, and Architecture 101, married to actor Yeon Jung-hoon since 2005.

Han Gan

Han Gan (韩干) was a Tang dynasty painter best known for his paintings of horses, including Night-Shining White, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Han Geng (韩庚)

Han Geng (韩庚, 한경), born 1984 in Mudanjiang, is a Chinese singer, dancer, and actor who debuted in 2005 as Super Junior's only Chinese member, the first Chinese idol to debut in Korea, led Super Junior-M, left SM Entertainment in 2009, and built a solo Mandopop and film career in China.

Oct 21, 2026

Han Gi Ju

Han Gi Ju (한기주, Han Ki-Joo), born 1987 in Gwangju, is a South Korean KIA Tigers pitcher who won gold in men's baseball at the 2008 Beijing Olympics with an unbeaten 9-0 Korean team.

Han Gi-chan

Han Gi-chan (한기찬), born 1998, is a South Korean actor under Fantagio, a Produce X 101 contestant (rank 57) known for Where Your Eyes Linger (2020) and as Min in The Wedding Banquet (2025).

Han gilt bronzes

Han gilt bronzes are Han dynasty bronzes decorated by fire gilding, a technique that reached maturity and wide use under the Han (202 BCE to 220 CE).

Han Gong Qiu

Han Gong Qiu (漢宮秋, Autumn in the Han Palace) is a four-act Yuan dynasty zaju play by Ma Zhiyuan, built on the story of the Han consort Wang Zhaojun.

Han Gong-ju (한공주)

Han Gong-ju (한공주) is Lee Su-jin's 2013 South Korean indie drama debut starring Chun Woo-hee as a teen rebuilding her life after a sexual assault, based on the 2004 Miryang case, winner of the Marrakech Golden Star and Rotterdam Tiger Award.

Oct 10, 2026

Han Guang

Han Guang (韩广) was a Qin-era rebel general from Shanggu who became King of Yan, was reassigned by Xiang Yu to Liaodong in 206 BC, and was killed by Zang Tu.

Han Hao

Han Hao (韩浩) was a Han-era official under Cao Cao who co-proposed the tuntian agricultural colonies and commanded the palace guards as General of the Central Guard.

Sep 21, 2026

Han Htoon

Han Htoon is a Los Alamos National Laboratory staff scientist and Thrust Leader for Nanophotonics at the Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies, studying single-photon emitters in nanoscale materials.

Oct 21, 2026

Han Hyeon Suk

Han Hyeon Suk (한현숙, also Han Hyun-Sook), born 1970, is a South Korean handball player who won gold with Korea's women's team at the 1988 Seoul Olympics.

Han Hyo-joo

Han Hyo-joo (한효주), born 1987 in Cheongju, is a South Korean actress known for Spring Waltz, Brilliant Legacy, Masquerade, Cold Eyes, and the 2023 Disney+ series Moving.

Han Ji-eun

Han Ji-eun (한지은) is a South Korean actress born June 3 (1987 per IMDb/AsianWiki, 1990 per Cine21), known for Melo Is My Nature, Kkondae Intern, Train to Busan, Rampant, and When the Stars Gossip (2025).

Han Ji-hye (한지혜)

Han Ji-hye (한지혜) is a South Korean actress who rose to fame with the 2004 drama Sweet 18 and won MBC Best Actress awards for May Queen and I Summon You, Gold!

Han Ji-min (한지민)

Han Ji-min (한지민) is a South Korean actress born in Seoul in 1982, best known for the dramas Yi San and Rooftop Prince and the film Miss Baek.

Han Jian

Han Jian (韩建) was a Tang dynasty military governor who rose from common soldier to warlord, held Emperor Zhaozong captive at Huazhou, and had eleven imperial princes killed.