Meaning: The surname 尹 originates from ancient China, where '尹' was a title for a high-ranking official responsible for managing documents and assisting the ruler. The lineage traces back to the legendary Yellow Emperor, with descendants adopting the surname 尹 after Yin Shou, a respected figure in the lineage of Shao Hao.
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Yin Fu (尹辅)
an official during the Northern Song Dynasty, served as Dengshilang and acting Dali Sizhi in the 6th year of Emperor Taizu's Kaibao era.
Yin Jiabin (尹嘉宾)
a Ming Dynasty politician and scholar, known for his poetry and calligraphy, and author of 'Fenyu Collection'.
Yin Qi (尹琦)
A tribute student during the Ming Dynasty, styled Kunxian, known as Ruiyun, with records in the first volume of 'Bao'an Shizheng Xuji' by Luo Jiarong.
'尹' is a surname with deep historical roots, symbolizing ancient administrative roles. It’s a name that carries the legacy of scholars and statesmen throughout Chinese history.