Chinese Surname
Meaning: The surname 龚 (Gong) originates from the ancient Gonggong clan, a mythical water deity in Chinese mythology. Descendants of Gonggong adopted the surname 共 (Gong). Later, to escape calamity, a branch of the clan added the '龙' (dragon) radical to their surname, transforming it into 龚 (Gong). Historically, there are also branches of the Gong surname that trace back to the Ji and Jiang clans.
Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.90 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.192 place
Gong Yongyuan (龚用圆)
a scholar and educator from Jiading, Suzhou during the Ming Dynasty, who served as an instructor in Jiaxing.
Gong Dingchen (龚鼎臣)
a Northern Song dynasty official and scholar, known for his works like 'Dongyuan Lu' and 'Zhouyi Buzhu'.
Gong Yuanxiang (龚元祥)
An official during the Ming Dynasty, who passed the imperial examination during the Wanli era and served as an instructor in Huoshan in the fourth year of Chongzhen, from Changzhou, Suzhou Prefecture, South Zhili (modern Suzhou, Jiangsu).
The surname 龚 (Gong) has ancient roots, tracing back to the mythical Gonggong. It symbolizes reverence and is associated with both historical and mythical origins.
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