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Meaning: The surname 祁 (Qí) originates from the ancient territory of Qi, which was granted to Yu Yang, a son of the legendary Yellow Emperor. The descendants of Yu Yang adopted the name of their territory as their surname. In history, Qi Xi, a renowned figure during the Spring and Autumn period, is particularly famous for his impartiality in recommending talents, regardless of personal relationships.
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Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.176 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.105 place
Qi Chi (祁敕)
A Ming Dynasty scholar from Dongguan, Guangdong, who became a Jinshi in 1517 and served in various official capacities before being demoted and dying in office.
Qi Xiongjia (祁熊佳)
A Ming to Southern Ming political figure, known for his outspoken opposition to the powerful official Ma Shiying.
Qi Biaojia (祁彪佳)
A late Ming dynasty official, known for his outspokenness and commitment to justice, who starved himself to death following the Qing conquest of Hangzhou.
'祁' is a surname with ancient roots, tracing back to the Yellow Emperor's descendants. It symbolizes greatness and prosperity, and has been carried by notable figures throughout Chinese history.
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