Is there a surname in the hundred family names?

There is a sentence at the end of the hundred family surnames is the continuation of the hundred family names, which means that there may be!! ~

Of course, there are Tibetan surnames. The famous writer Zang Kejia in my country is surnamed Zang.

I've never heard of someone with the surname "Zang", and many people misspell "Zang" as "Zang", and now even the Internet has made a typo. For example, Zang Kejia, a native of Zhucheng, Zang Qishu, and a native of Xuzhou, the Internet is mistakenly written as "Tibet".

1 Lee 2 Wang.

3 sheets 4 Liu.

5 Chen 6 Yang.

7 Zhao. 8 yellow.

9 weeks 10 Wu.

11 Xu 12 grandsons.

13 Hu 14 Zhu.

15 high 16 forests.

17 He 18 Guo.

19 horses 20 lo.

21 Liang 22 Song.

23 Zheng 24 Xie.

25 Han 26 Tang.

27 Feng 28 Yu.

29 Dong 30 Xiao.

31 Cheng 32 Cao.

33 Yuan 34 Deng.

35 Xu 36 Fu.

37 Shen 38 Zeng.

39 Peng 40 Lu.

41 Sue 42 Lu.

43 Jiang 44 Cai.

45 Jia 46 Ding.

47 Wei 48 Xue.

49 leaves 50 Yan.

51 Yu 52 Pan.

53 Du 54 Wear.

55 summer 56 bells.

57 Wang 58 Tian.

59 Ren 60 ginger.

61 Fan 62 square.

63 stone 64 Yao.

65 Tan 66 Liao.

67 Zou 68 Bear.

69 gold 70 land.

71 Hao 72 holes.

73 white 74 cui.

75 Kang 76 Mao.

77 Qiu 78 Qin.

79 Jiang 80 History.

81 Gu 82 Hou.

83 Shao 84 Meng.

85 dragons 860,000.

87 paragraphs and 88 chapters.

89 money 90 soup.

91 Yin 92 Lai.

93 easy 94 often.

95 Wu 96 Joe.

97 He 98 Lai.

99 Gong 100 Wen.

Some rare surnames are not found in the hundred family surnames.

Yes. Zang (pinyin: zāng) surname, the origin of the surname Ji. The twelfth generation of the Lu State is the son of Lu Xiaogong, the fief of Zangyi, and is called the word Zang, and the descendants imitate its word.

In the Chinese population.

Less, ranked by population, the surname Zang ranks 215th (Song version of "Hundred Family Names"

ranked 113th), accounting for about the Han population, the Bi family has a population of about 400,000. They are mainly in Shandong, Jiangsu, Hebei and Heilongjiang provinces and cities. Representative figures include Zang Zhongli and Zang Kejia. Wait.

Yes, the surname Zang is in the hundred family surnames, Qi Mao Yudi, Mi Bei Ming Zang.

There is Zang's surname in "Hundred Family Names".

Reading zāng Tibetan surname ** comes from the surname Ji and is based on the fief as the surname. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Xiaogong's son drove (Yin Qi) and was sealed to Zangyi (now in Shandong), called Zang Qi. His descendants used his fiefdom name "Zang" as their surname. See Tongzhi.

There is no Tibetan surname in "Hundred Family Names", and there is a surname Zang (zāng) in "Hundred Family Names".

Zang (zāng) surname, the origin of the surname Ji. The twelfth monarch of the Lu State, the son of Lu Xiaogong, was fiefdomed in Zangyi, and was called the word Zang, and the descendants took his word as his name.

In the Chinese population is small, according to the population ranking, the surname Zang ranks 215th (the Song version of "Hundred Family Surnames" ranks 112th), accounting for about the Han population. They are mainly in Shandong, Jiangsu, Hebei and Heilongjiang provinces and cities. Representative figures include Zang Zhongli, Zang Kejia and so on.

The surname "Tibetan" is pronounced cáng and zàng respectively according to their ancestral origin.

See Dou Xuetian, editor-in-chief, "Dictionary of Ancient and Modern Chinese Surnames, page scanning (partial)".

An example, Zang Kejia.

zāng wants to praise oh ('ω' )و

Bai Tibetan is pronounced zàng when doing surnames.

The surname ** comes from the surname Ji, and it is used as the surname zhi with du fiefdom. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Xiaogong's son drove back (Yinjiao) and was sealed to Zangyi (in present-day Shandong), called Zang Qi. His descendants used his fiefdom name "Zang" as their surname.

See Tongzhi. Answer.

The surname Zang is mainly derived from the surname Ji, which first appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. In daily life, there are often people who don't understand and mistakenly write "Zang" as "hidden". Against the anonymous user's tirade.

1. The "Tibet" in it should be "Zang"; 2. In ancient times, there was indeed Donghai County in the northern part of Jiangsu Province, but it was never called Qiuzhou City. Historically, the seat of Donghai County was in Xiapi, which is now Pizhou City.

There is no "hidden" surname. Anyone who writes a surname with "Tibet" is writing it wrong.

Summary. Not really.

Not really. First of all, the syllables of the two words Qin Heng are different, you can check the dictionary family cover to see the difference between the two words. 藏 [cáng] or 藏 [zàng] 臧 [zāng].

Tibetan origin] surname ** comes from the surname Ji, which is used as a fief as a surname. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Xiaogong's son drove (the sound was rotten) and was sealed to Zangyi (now in the east of Shanyinjian), called Zang Qi. His descendants used his nickname "Zang" as their surname.

See Tongzhi.

Zang (zāng) surname, Han surname. The book bench has a small Chinese population, and according to the population ranking, the surname Zang ranks 215th in the Xingzhou Brigade (the Song version of "Hundred Family Names" ranks 112th), accounting for about the Han population. The surname of Ji is the source.

The twelfth generation of the monarch of the Lu State, Lu Xiaogong's son, Yi, fief in Zangyi, known as its word Zang, descendants with its word for the name of the family rotten.