Meaning: The surname 种 (Chóng) originates from the Zhou Dynasty (1046–256 BCE) and is derived from the Ji clan, a branch of the royal family. According to historical records, the descendants of Boqin, a son of King Wen of Zhou, were granted lands in 种 (Chóng), and they adopted the name of the territory as their surname.
Zhong Gu (种古)
A Song Dynasty official from Luoyang, known for his military achievements against the Qiang and serving as the prefect of several prefectures, passing away at the age of seventy.
Zhong Fang (种放)
a scholar and official of the Northern Song Dynasty, renowned for his 30-year seclusion in Zhongnan Mountain, who later held significant positions in the court and authored works such as 'The Collection of Zhong Fang'.
Zhong Zhen (种诊)
A Northern Song Dynasty official who served in various military and administrative roles, including as a commander and prefect.
The surname 种 traces back to ancient royalty and symbolizes the act of sowing seeds, reflecting the agricultural roots of Chinese culture.