Chinese Surname
Meaning: The character 江 refers to a large river, specifically the Yangtze River in modern usage. The Jiang surname originates from the ancient Ying clan, descendants of Zhuanxu, a legendary Chinese emperor. One of their ancestors, Boyi, aided in flood control and was rewarded with the Ying surname. Later, descendants were granted lands in Jiang (present-day Zhenyang, Henan) and adopted the place name as their surname, becoming the Jiang clan.
Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.76 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.141 place
Jiang Biaozu (江表祖)
A Song dynasty figure from Chongde, known for being specially named in the seventh year of Jia Ding under Emperor Ningzong.
Jiang E (江娥)
A servant of Zhu Laikun during the Ming Dynasty.
Jiang Hong (江洪)
a literary figure from the Southern Liang Dynasty, known for his eloquence and poetry, who later served as a county magistrate and died due to legal issues.
'江' means 'river,' and this surname traces back to ancient China's Ying clan. It's like being named 'River' but with a rich history of nobility and flood control heroes.
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