Top 5 Rare Surnames in China??????

Surnames are a very unique cultural phenomenon in Chinese civilization, and behind each surname, there is a true story hidden. And five of the many surnames are both very rare and "daunting".

Dead is said to be the penultimate "little surname". The surname "death" is mainly distributed in northwest China, and was developed from the four-character compound surname of ethnic minorities during the Northern Wei Dynasty. Both the East and the West are very shy about this kind of thing, and they are unwilling to open their mouths and close their mouths to "die and die".

However, with this as a surname, there is no way, it is nothing more than an unlucky impression.

Someone has counted that this is the penultimate surname in China. This "difficult" is read out loud. Distributed in four small villages in Henan, the men, women and children who have lived here for generations have the surname "difficult".

This reminds the outside world of unpleasant things such as disasters and difficulties. It is said that the surname "difficult" moved north with Xianbei, and Songhuajiang was also renamed "Nanjiang" at that time. After several rounds, the Xianbei people with the surname Nan set foot on the Korean Peninsula.

Black Any culture advocates uprightness, blackness, and often has a sense of foreboding. And this character, as a surname, is pronounced as "He". It's just that it falls on paper, and it's more embarrassing.

As soon as the old man is born, he must be called the "old ......"If you don't want to, you have to call it that, the word "old" will be with you for a lifetime. For example, "old baby", "old lady". There are two ways to say this surname.

It is said that it is derived from the change of the Manchu surname "Sakda" to the Han surname, and the Manchu word of "Sakda" has the meaning of "old man". One is one of the four major indigenous surnames in Foshan, Guangdong.

The surname Poison sounds very scary when it is called. Who wants to deal with "Mr. Poison" and "Mrs. Poison"? Even if these people with surnames are warm, they also make strangers a little afraid.

It is said that there is a family with a poisonous surname in the ditch of Taibao City, Chiayi County, Taiwan, whose ancestors were translators in the Qing Dynasty. After several generations of single transmission, now, there are six male children.

China has a long history and diverse culture, so surnames are also very complex. In daily life, common surnames are Li, Wang, Zhang, Liu, etc., but there are also some rare surnames, and some of the rare surnames I have seen are as follows:

Money (qián): This is a very rare surname, and it is said that there are fewer Chinese surnames than Qian. The surname originated from an ancient place called Qiantang, around the area of today's Haimen City, Jiangsu Province.

段 (duàn): The surname Duan is also relatively rare in China. It is said to have originated from a wise man named Duan Boyang during the Shang Dynasty, and his descendants later took his first name as their surname.

He (hè): The surname He is also a relatively rare surname. The origin of the surname He is not clear, but there is a theory that it originated from the surname Ji, a noble surname of the Zhou Dynasty.

谌 (shèn): The surname Chen is also a less common surname. It originated in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Chu State, who was a famous politician and strategist of the Chu State.

种 (zhǒng): Caste is also not particularly common in China. Its origins can be traced back to the Qin Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago.

Rare surnames are: Fifth surname, Nan surname, bald surname, female surname, black surname, alias, tiger (māo) surname.

1. The fifth surname.

In history, there were surnames from "first", "second" to "eighth", and now only the "fifth" surname remains. "Fifth" was sealed by Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, when he forcibly moved the Tian clan of Qi during the Warring States Period, and belonged to the emperor's surname. The largest population with this surname is mainly distributed in Jingyang and Xunyi in Shaanxi.

Split finger early. 2. Difficult surname. Difficult surnames, according to statistics, mainly distributed in four small villages in Henan, this surname has been difficult for generations, the patriarch of the family once said: "Our surname is relatively rare, so the daughter who marries out must have a difficult surname, if the man's family does not agree, do not marry."

Its main purpose is to keep the surname difficult to continue to tease Hu.

3. Bald surname.

This surname ** is a tribe of the Xianbei tribe, that is, the bald department, and the name of this tribe is also special enough, which should be the pronunciation of Xianbei language. This compound surname now has descendants living and breeding in the Xining City area of Qinghai.

Some of their descendants use the word "female" as their surname. Because female surnames are very rare, women were not counted when the hundred family surnames were counted.

5. Black surname. The black surname was passed down from the Manchus to the Central Plains, and has a history of more than 300 years. In the Manchu language, black represents the meaning of old people, and nowadays, most of the people with the surname Hei live in the area of Foshan, Guangdong, and it is rumored that the Manchu royal family fled here.

1.Ru surname: Ru is an early single-character surname, derived from Ruru, an ancient clan name. The surname Ru has a small population and is a relatively rare Chinese surname of Zhixiang.

2.Hu surname: The Hu surname originated in the Zhou Dynasty and originated from the ancient clan name Hu Hu. The surname Hu is also a surname with a small population, which is a relatively rare pure Chinese surname.

3.The surname He: The surname He originated from the Wu language, which was originally a place name, and later evolved into a clan name and surname. The surname He is mainly distributed in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and it is also a rare Chinese surname with a small population.

4.Ge surname: Ge surname is derived from the ancient clan name Ge Ge, which arose in the Shang and Zhou dynasties. The surname Ge is relatively sparse and widely distributed, making it a relatively rare surname.

5.Kuang surname: The Kuang surname originated in the Spring and Autumn Period, originating from place names, and later developed into clan names and surnames. The population distribution of the surname Kwong is very small, and it is one of the very rare Chinese surnames in the population.

6.Xing surname: The surname Xing originated from the national name of Xing State, which first began in the Western Zhou Dynasty and developed into a surname. The surname Xing has a small population, mainly distributed in North China, and is a relatively rare Chinese surname.

In addition, I have also seen some other rarer surnames, such as Mao, Yan, Zhong, Wang, etc., the population of these surnames is also relatively small, and it is one of the early surnames, but due to various historical reasons, the population of these surnames is not as large as the surnames Zhang, Wang, Li, etc., so they can also be regarded as relatively rare surnames.

China is a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural country, so there are many rare surnames. Here are some of the rarer Chinese surnames:

Dead surname: This surname** is the four-character compound surname of ethnic minorities in ancient China, and the number of people is currently decreasing. It is understood that the surname "death" is mainly distributed in northwest China, and is developed from the four-character compound surname of ethnic minorities during the Northern Wei Dynasty.

Old surname: The old surname is one of the rarer surnames in China, the descendants of Yan and Huang. In the Spring and Autumn Song Dynasty, the State of Lao Zuo, the State of Chen had Lao Dan (Lao Tzu), the Song Dynasty had Lao Ma, and the Ming Dynasty had Lao Zhao.

贶 (kuang to sound) surname: 贶 surname, a surname with a small Chinese population, no more than 100 people, mainly in Anyang City, Henan. Experts believe that the character of the surname is formed by a misspelling of the surname situation. Therefore, the surname Zhen is a branch of the surname Kuang.

Cun surname: This surname is relatively rare and is mainly found in the Yunnan region of southwestern China.

Zhuo surname: This surname** is more complex and is mainly distributed in the Yunnan region of southwest China. There are many theories about the surname Zhuo, one of which believes that the surname Zhuo was a punishment measure for ethnic minorities during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and the surname of the criminal was changed to Zhuo.

Here are some rare surnames:

Xi (xī): This is a very rare surname, mainly found in Shanxi, Shaanxi, and other places.

邴 (bǐng): This is a very rare surname, mainly found in places like Shandong.

钭 (tǒu): This is a very rare surname, mainly found in places like Henan.

Yu (yù): This is a very rare surname, mainly distributed in Hunan, Hubei and other places.

荀信州 (xún): This is an ancient surname, but it is now very rare, mainly found in Henan and other places.

Yan (yān): This is a very rare Danru surname, mainly found in Henan and other places.

Lian (lián): Although this surname is not particularly rare, it is rare in some places such as Fujian, Guangxi, Guizhou and other places.

檀 (tán): This is a very rare surname, mainly found in Shandong, Jiangsu, and other places.

冼 (xiǎn): This is a very rare surname, mainly found in Hunan, Guangdong, and other places.

Teng (téng): This is a very rare surname, mainly found in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and other places.