Chinese Surname
Meaning: The surname 邵 originates from the Zhou Dynasty (1046–256 BCE), tracing its roots to Duke Shao, also known as Duke Shi, who was a son of King Wen of Zhou and a brother of King Wu of Zhou. His descendants adopted the surname 召 ('Shào'), which later evolved into 邵 by adding the 邑 (yì) radical to differentiate it from the 召 (zhào) surname.
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SHAO ZHENYI (邵贞一)
An official of the Yuan Dynasty, who achieved the Jinshi degree in 1318 and served as the magistrate of Shucheng County in Luzhou.
Shao Hao (邵浩)
a scholar of the Southern Song Dynasty, disciple of Zhu Xi, and editor of 'Po Men Chou Chang Ji'.
SHAO YUANKAI (邵元凯)
An official of the Ming Dynasty, a Juren in the Gengzi year of Wanli, served as Siduo in Tongjiang and as a magistrate in Pi County.
'邵' is an ancient surname tied to royalty in the Zhou Dynasty. It symbolizes a noble lineage and a connection to the Duke Shao, a key figure in early Chinese history.
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