Meaning: The character 贾 originally referred to a merchant. The surname 贾 traces its origins to the Shang Dynasty, with the earliest known figure being Jiabo, a minister of King Wu Ding. Prominent branches include the Jia clan of the State of Jin during the Spring and Autumn period, who were influential officials. The surname later spread across China and became common.
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Jia Chaofeng (贾朝奉)
an official during the Northern Song Dynasty, who served as the magistrate of Jingmen Army during the Chongning era and was connected by marriage to Li Zhiyi.
Jia Yuqing (贾余庆)
a high-ranking official in the Southern Song Dynasty, served as the Right Chancellor and knew the Privy Council.
Jia Yi (贾宜)
an official during the early Song Dynasty, served as You Zanshan Daifu.
'贾' is a surname with ancient roots, originating from influential figures in the Shang and Jin Dynasties. It symbolizes the spirit of commerce and has spread widely across China.