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Meaning: The surname 麻 (Má) has its origins in ancient China, possibly derived from the name of a high-ranking official during the Spring and Autumn period. According to historical records, a senior official named 麻婴 (Má Yīng) in the state of Chu left a legacy, and his descendants adopted the surname 麻. Another theory suggests that the surname may also have originated from certain ethnic groups, such as the Murong clan of the Xianbei people, who later changed their surname to 麻.
麻
Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.253 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.135 place
Ma Taiwen (麻台文)
An official during the reign of Emperor Renzong of the Northern Song Dynasty, served as Secretary Cheng and was acquainted with Wen Tong.
Ma Jiuchou (麻九畴)
a distinguished writer and calligrapher of the Jin Dynasty, renowned for his mastery of the Five Classics, particularly the 'I Ching' and 'Spring and Autumn Annals', and celebrated as a child prodigy.
Ma Sanyong (麻三雍)
a scholar from Xuancheng during the Ming Dynasty, known by the courtesy name Zhongyong.
The surname 'Má' has ancient roots, possibly tracing back to a high-ranking official in the Spring and Autumn period or originating from certain ethnic groups in China.
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