Chinese Surname
Meaning: The surname 康 (Kāng) means 'peace' or 'health' in Chinese. It has multiple possible origins: one traces back to King Kang, a younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, who was granted land and his descendants took the name. Another theory links it to the ancient state of Kang, while a third suggests it originated from the title of a medical official named Kang Zhong.
Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.105 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.88 place
Kang Youwei (康有为)
a Qing dynasty official, scholar, and reformist leader, key figure in the Hundred Days' Reform and later a leader of the royalist movement.
Kang Lang (康朗)
a Ming dynasty scholar and official from Fujian, known for his roles in the Ministry of Justice and as a Vice Censor-in-Chief.
Kang Dahe (康大和)
a Ming Dynasty official and scholar, known for his literary prominence and tenure as the Minister of Works in Nanjing, alongside Wang Weizhen, collectively referred to as 'Kang and Wang'.
'康' symbolizes peace and well-being, with roots tracing back to ancient Chinese royalty or medical officials. It's a name that carries a sense of harmony and health.
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