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 Min (尹旻)
a Ming Dynasty official who served as the Minister of Personnel and was posthumously honored as Gongjian.
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.
Yoon Eun-bo (尹殷辅)
A Joseon official during the Ming dynasty, who served as the Chief State Councilor.
'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.