Meaning: The surname 桑 (Sāng) originates from the ancient Chinese title 'Sāng Yú,' a position in the Xia Dynasty responsible for managing mulberry trees and silkworm farming. Another theory suggests it derives from the place name 'Sāng' in the state of Lu during the Spring and Autumn period. The surname is more common in regions like Shandong, Henan, and Hebei.
Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.241 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.307 place
Sang Weihan (桑维翰)
a high-ranking official of the Later Jin during the Five Dynasties period, served in various government positions including Hanlin Academician and Chief Minister.
Sang Zhe Qu (桑柘区)
A poet from Jinhua during the late Song and early Yuan dynasties, known as the 56th member of the Yuequan Poetry Society, with little known about his life.
Sang Jin (桑瑾)
a Ming dynasty official known for his contributions to water conservancy and posthumously honored as 'Master Yuanjing' by his disciples.
The surname '桑' (Sāng) traces back to ancient China, linked to the management of mulberry trees and silk production. It’s a name that carries a connection to nature and tradition.