Qin
Qín
Qin (秦) refers to the ancient state of Qin and later the Qin Dynasty, the first imperial dynasty of China. It symbolizes unification, strength, and historical significance. The surname represents a connection to China's foundational imperial history.
人口排名
#77
約 Under 1 million 人
地理分佈
Sichuan, Zhejiang, Henan
五行屬性
Wood
成長、生機和仁慈
起源與歷史
The Qin surname originated from the ancient state of Qin during the Zhou Dynasty. Descendants of the ruling family adopted Qin as their surname. Some also came from the Ying (嬴) clan, the royal family of the Qin state.
姓氏演變
The Qin surname has deep roots in Chinese history, tracing back over 2,000 years. Originating from the ancient commandery regions, the Qin clan established itself as a distinguished family during the Han Dynasty (206 BCE–220 CE). Through centuries of migration and development, the Qin surname spread across China, with notable concentrations in Shangqiu area, Henan. The clan produced scholars, officials, and military leaders who contributed significantly to Chinese civilization throughout the Tang, Song, Ming, and Qing dynasties.
郡望
Liangguo Commandery (梁国) — Modern-day Shangqiu area, Henan Province
堂號
报本堂 (Qin Clan)
宗祠文化
Qin Clan Ancestral Hall in Liangguo — A traditional clan hall preserving the genealogical records and cultural heritage of the Qin family. The hall serves as a gathering place for clan descendants during traditional festivals such as Qingming and Mid-Autumn Festival.
家訓族風
诗书传家，礼仪继世 — Poetry and learning pass through the family; courtesy and propriety continue.
名為 Qin 的名人
Qin Shi Huang (秦始皇) — First emperor of China who unified the country
Qin Guan (秦观) — Song Dynasty poet and one of the 'Four Masters of the Sumen School'
Qin Hui (秦桧) — Song Dynasty chancellor notorious for betraying General Yue Fei