Chinese Surname
Meaning: The surname 骆 (Luò) originates from the ancient Ji clan, a branch of the Zhou Dynasty royal family. According to historical records, King Wu of Zhou granted his brother Kangshu the territory of Luo (modern-day Luoyang, Henan), and his descendants adopted the name of the territory as their surname. Another theory suggests that the Luo surname traces back to the Jiang clan, descendants of the legendary Yan Emperor.
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Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.163 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.152 place
Luo Binwang (骆宾王)
a Tang Dynasty official and literary figure, known as one of the Four Paragons of Early Tang poetry.
Luo Shizheng (骆适正)
a Song Dynasty literati, known for his travels to Jiankang with Zhou Hui, as recorded in Volume 8 of 'Qing Bo Magazine'.
Luo Wensheng (骆文盛)
a Ming Dynasty scholar and poet from Wukang, Zhejiang, known for his literary works including 'Liangxi Collection'.
The surname 骆 (Luò) is rooted in ancient Chinese royalty, either as a branch of the Zhou Dynasty or the Yan Emperor's lineage. It symbolizes a black-maned white horse, reflecting its ancient origins in nobility and territory.
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