Meaning: The surname '宰' (Zǎi) originates from the Zhou Dynasty (1046–256 BCE). It is derived from the noble Ji family, descendants of King Wen of Zhou. The name arose when a member of the Ji family, serving as a prime minister, took the title of his office as his surname.
Zai Yu (宰予)
A disciple of Confucius in the late Spring and Autumn period, known for his eloquence and served as a minister in Qi.
'宰' is a rare surname in China, originating from ancient nobility. It symbolizes leadership and administration, tracing back to the prime ministers of the Zhou Dynasty.