Chinese Surname
Meaning: The character 石 originally refers to stone or rock. The Shi surname has multiple origins. One theory traces it back to the Zhou Dynasty (1046–256 BCE) and the state of Wei, where a minister named Shi Que was granted land with the character 石, leading his descendants to adopt it as their surname. Another theory links it to the royal family of Wei. Additionally, some ethnic minorities changed their surnames to 石.
Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.63 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.188 place
Shi Jingli (石景立)
An official during the Northern Song Dynasty, served as the prefect of Wenzhou during Emperor Renzong's reign and had connections with Zhao Bian.
Shi Qilao (石齐老)
a Song Dynasty official, known by the courtesy name Yiwu and served as the Chief of Changlin.
Shi Fou (石缶)
a Ming Dynasty official and literati, known for his straightforward and accessible poetry and prose, author of 'Xiongfeng Collection'.
'石' is a strong, solid name that evokes the image of a rock—steady and enduring. It has ancient roots in Chinese history, tied to noble families and heroic figures.
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