Let s talk about all kinds of strange surnames

One of the stranger surnames I've ever seen:

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.

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 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: The surname Ge Chaohong 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 group book 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 relatively rare surnames, such as Mao, Yan, Zhong, Wang, etc., these surnames also have a relatively small population, belonging to one of the early surnames, but due to various historical reasons, the population of these surnames is not as large as Zhang, Wang, Li and other surnames, so it can also be regarded as a relatively rare surname.

The surname is a unique cultural tradition in China, and Wang Na can see a person's family inheritance from the surname. In daily life, everyone can come across a lot of strange surnames, and here are some of the rare surnames I have seen or heard in my life.

1. The surname Mi. The surname Mi is a very ancient surname in China, and it is the ancestral surname of the nobles of the Chu State during the Zhou Dynasty. The state of Chu is a branch of the Yan Emperor Jiang, whose ancestors lived as nomads and had a close relationship with sheep.

Mi is the common surname of the Chu royal family, and its descendants (such as Qu Yuan, Bai Gongsheng, Zilan, etc.) all take Mi as their surname.

2. It is a surname This surname is rare. According to records, it was the surname of the distant ancestor when it was the Three Kingdoms. In fact, it was Yi's original surname "Yi", but because Kong Rong ridiculed the surname "the people are supreme", he changed his surname to a surname.

3, the surname is said to be a descendant of Xiang Yu's guard. Before Xiang Yu killed himself, he told the guards to change their surnames to avoid pursuit, and the guards were loyal, since they couldn't follow the surname of the overlord, they simply changed their surnames to commemorate that they were Xiang Yu's guards.

4. The surname God is derived from the surname Jiang and is a relatively rare surname. The descendant of the Shennong clan lost the throne of the emperor, and his descendants took God as his clan.

5. Gan surname Gan, also written as Han surname, is an extremely rare surname in modern times. It should be noted that in Chinese Simplified Chinese, both Qian and Gan have been merged into "gan", but the "gan" as a surname should also be written as "gan" in Chinese Traditional Chinese as "Tiangan Dizhi". There are many ways to say the surname **, one of which is to take the country as the surname.

In ancient times, there was a dry country, which was destroyed by the Wu country in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the people of the country took the name of the country as their surname, and then became the Gan clan. The second is that it is believed to be from the surname of the son, and after the comparison, the surname was changed to avoid disaster. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the Song State had a big doctor who was in his name"Dry"The word is the surname, also known as the Gan family, which becomes a branch of the dry surname.

There are various explanations beyond that.

6. The surname of the child The surname of the imperial family of the Shang Dynasty. With the development of history, a large number of surnames have been derived, but the surnames themselves are now very rare.

7. Love surname "Love" as a surname, can be read as huì, can also be read as ài. There are six origins of the surname Ai, which were mainly active in the north and northwest regions in the early days, and formed a wang clan in Shanxi after moving inward. After the Song Dynasty, it was distributed in a small amount in Henan, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi and other places.

8, the surname Ji is one of the eight surnames in ancient times, the surname of the emperor, and the surname of the Zhou Dynasty. During the Zhou Dynasty, many vassal states also took it as their national surname, and the surname Ji was very common. After the fall of the Zhou Dynasty and the Ji surname, most of the descendants changed their fiefs to their surnames; In the Tang Dynasty, in order to avoid Li Longji's suspicion, the vast majority of people with the surname Ji changed their surname to Zhou.

Nowadays, the total number of people surnamed Ji is not much.

9. Surname. It is also one of the eight surnames in ancient times, the surname of Dayu, and the national surname of the Xia Dynasty. Modern surnames are very rare, and the surname is endangered. 姒字 has also become an uncommon Chinese character.

10. Horse clothes.

During the Warring States Period, Zhao Hao, the general of Zhao State, defeated the Qin army, so King Zhao Huiwen gave him a place to divide the horse service into Tanling Beifeng, and Zhao Hao's descendants took "Ma Fu" as the surname. Later, the compound surname Ma Fu gradually evolved into a single surname Ma.

11, Chunyu.

Originated from the surname Jiang, from the fief of King Wu of Zhou to Emperor Yan's descendant Jiang surnamed Chun Yugong. The Jianzhen monk who traveled east to Japan also.

<> the weirdest surnames I've ever seen are "", "branch", "death", "miao", and so on.

First of all, China is an ancient civilization with a history of more than 5,000 years, and there are a large number of surnames in various places, some of which may be very common in some regions or Ruwu ethnic groups, but rare in others. Therefore, it is almost impossible to tell about all the rare surnames. However, I can introduce you to some surnames that are relatively rare throughout the country, as well as some that are relatively rare in a particular region or ethnic group.

Some of the more rare surnames across the country include:

郁 (yù): This is a very rare surname, according to the latest data, it is used by about 40,000 people, which is about the total population.

Mu (mù): This surname is also very rare, and about 60,000 people use it, which is about the total population.

嗣 (sì): This surname is very rare in Chinese mainland, used by about 30,000 people, and Zhixiang socks account for about the total population.

Within a particular region or ethnic group, there are also some very rare surnames, such as:

Mongolian chá: This surname is relatively rare among Mongolians, but it is also used by some people of the Han Chinese.

Tibetan "yang" (yāng) surname: This surname is common among Tibetans but very rare among Han Chinese.

Zhuang "甪" (lù) surname: This surname is common among the Zhuang but is hardly used in other ethnic groups.

Of course, in addition to the above surnames, there are many very rare surnames, some of which may only be used by a few people, or some may only be used in a particular village or family. The existence of these rare surnames reflects the diversity and richness of Chinese history and culture.