淳于
Chún Yú
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Origin & History
The surname 淳于 is derived from the ancient Chinese state of Chunyu, which existed during the Spring and Autumn period. It is a rare surname, often associated with the surname of the famous historian and Confucian scholar Sima Qian, who was born into a family with this surname. It is also linked to the ancient Chinese clan system and noble lineage.
Meaning & Notes
The surname 淳于 is composed of two characters: '淳' (chún), meaning 'pure', 'sincere', or 'simple', and '于' (yú), which can mean 'at', 'in', or 'to'. Together, the surname conveys a sense of purity and integrity. It is a rare surname, often associated with scholarly and noble families in Chinese history.
Famous People
- Chunyu Liang (Chunyu Liang) - Ancient Chinese historian and Confucian scholar
- Chunyu Ting (Chunyu Ting) - Chinese poet and scholar
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