Chinese Surname
Meaning: The surname 丁 (Dīng) has multiple origins. One theory traces it back to Jiang Zi, a descendant of the legendary Emperor Yan. Another theory connects it to Marquis Ding of the Shang Dynasty, whose descendants adopted the title as their surname. Additionally, some Ding surnames come from the modification of surnames by ethnic minorities.
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Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.48 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.177 place
Ding Shichang (丁世昌)
a recluse from the Song Dynasty, known by the courtesy name Shaoming and the alias Zhu Po Lao Ren, associated with Xu Sidao (Yuanzi).
Ding Yan (丁焰)
A scholar from Changwon, Korea during the Ming Dynasty, styled Junhui and known as Wanxuan.
Ding Zhu (丁铢)
A figure from the Ming Dynasty, styled Jingheng, known as Musong.
'丁' is a versatile surname with deep historical roots, symbolizing strength and stability. It’s found across China, with various origins from ancient nobility to modern adaptations.
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