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Meaning: The surname 臧 (Zāng) originates from the Zhou Dynasty (1046–256 BCE). It is derived from the Ji clan, specifically from Ji Zang, the son of Boqin, who was the first Duke of the State of Lu. Ji Zang was granted the fiefdom of Zang, and his descendants adopted the surname Zāng.
臧
Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.223 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.112 place
Zang Yuanji (臧元吉)
An official of the Ming Dynasty, served as the magistrate of Fengcheng County in Nanchang, Jiangxi, and the assistant magistrate of Hanyang Prefecture in Huguang.
Zang Weiyi (臧惟一)
A Ming Dynasty official, known for his integrity and held various positions including County Magistrate and Minister of War in Nanjing.
Zang Pei (臧佩)
An official of the Jin Dynasty, served as a Cavalry Attendant.
The surname 臧 has ancient roots in the Zhou Dynasty, tracing back to a noble lineage associated with the State of Lu. It carries a sense of history and nobility.
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