公羊

Origin & History

The surname 公羊 is derived from the ancient Chinese clan or family name, historically associated with the state of Qi during the Spring and Autumn period. It is one of the less common surnames in China, often found in historical texts and records.

Meaning & Notes

The surname 公羊 combines the characters '公' (gōng), meaning 'public' or 'common', and '羊' (yáng), meaning 'sheep'. It may symbolize a family or lineage that was associated with a public or communal role, or it could refer to a family that had a connection to sheep or shepherding. The name is not as commonly used as other surnames but has historical significance.

Famous People

• Gong Yang (公羊) - Historical figure in ancient China
• Gong Yang (公羊) - Scholar and official during the Han dynasty

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