Meaning: The surname 娄 (Lóu) originates from the Xia Dynasty (2070–1600 BCE) and is descended from Yu the Great. According to historical records, a court official named 娄 during the Xia Dynasty passed down his name as a surname to his descendants. Additionally, 娄 can also trace its roots to the Jiang clan and has been adopted by various ethnic minorities.
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LOU JI (娄机)
a statesman of the Southern Song Dynasty, who served in various high-ranking positions including Vice Minister of Personnel and Vice Grand Councilor.
Lou Nanquan (娄南泉)
Chinese scientist and researcher.
LOU JIAN (娄坚)
A Ming Dynasty scholar, known for his calligraphy and poetry, and one of the three elders of Lianchuan along with Tang Shisheng and Cheng Jiasui.
'娄' is an ancient Chinese surname linked to the Xia Dynasty and the legendary Yu the Great. It symbolizes a small mound or hill, reflecting its historical and geographical significance.