Surname Overview
Da (Dá, written as 逹 in the traditional form) is a Chinese surname with multiple origins.
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Da (Dá, written as 逹 in the traditional form) is a Chinese surname with multiple origins.
The origins of the Da surname include the Ji-surname Gaoyang clan, Hui people, descendants of the Ming dynasty northwestern general Da Yun, descendants of the Mongolian Tashimanchá, the Manchu Ulingda clan, the Daur Daltau clan, other ethnic minorities, and the Da lineage of Wugang in Hunan.
When the Hundred Surnames was compiled by an old Confucian scholar from Qiantang in the early Northern Song, it included 486 surnames, but Da was not among them; in Taiwan, it ranks 483rd.
The Da surname commonly takes Dai Commandery as its commandery of prestige.
The Da surname is distributed in Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Wugang in Hunan, Sichuan, Guangdong, Shenzhen, the northwestern provinces, and Luhe District of Nanjing, Jiangsu, among other places.
The Da lineage of Wugang in Hunan has continued for six centuries through migration and development since the second year of the Yongle era of the Ming dynasty, and is distributed across multiple regions.
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