Chinese Surname
Meaning: The character 翟 originally refers to a long-tailed pheasant. The surname 翟 has two main origins. One is from the Qi clan, descendants of the Yellow Emperor, who took the name of their state, 翟, after it was destroyed by the Jin state during the Spring and Autumn period. The other is from the Ji clan, who named themselves after the territory of 翟 granted to them by the Zhou king.
Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.125 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.292 place
Zhai Kan (翟龛)
A scholar from Dongguan in the Southern Song Dynasty, known for his resilience and literary contributions after the fall of the Song.
Zhai Yizhi (翟一枝)
A scholar from Jingxian county during the Qing Dynasty, known as Chan Yi, and a successful candidate in the provincial examination during the Kangxi reign.
Zhai Yanrong (翟彦荣)
A Ming Dynasty scholar who served as a magistrate in Yihuang and as an inspector in Zhejiang, known by the title 'Liaoxuan Xiansheng'.
'翟' is a unique surname that traces back to ancient states and royal lineage. It carries the imagery of a long-tailed pheasant, symbolizing grace and elegance.
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