Chinese Surname
Meaning: The surname 喻 (Yù) originates from the Spring and Autumn period. One theory suggests it derives from the state of 喻, established by Ji Feng, a brother of King Wu of Zhou, whose descendants adopted the state name as their surname. Another theory posits that it stems from the ancient office of 喻官, responsible for conveying the ruler's commands, with their descendants taking the official title as their surname.
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Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.175 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.36 place
Yu Jun (喻均)
a Ming Dynasty scholar and official from Jiangxi, known for his literary works and government service.
Yu Sheng (喻省)
an official of the Ming Dynasty, known for his service as the Vice Prefect of Changzhou.
Yu Shi (喻时)
A Ming Dynasty official from Guangzhou, Henan, known for his roles as magistrate, censor, and military governor, among other significant positions.
The surname 喻 means 'to understand' or 'to know.' It traces back to ancient Chinese nobility and has connections to both a state name and an official title.
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