Surname Overview
Gong (貢) is pronounced gòng and is currently an uncommon surname.
Gong / Gong
Gong (貢) is pronounced gòng and is currently an uncommon surname.
Recorded origins of the Gong surname include the Duanmu lineage, the Si surname, and the Sinicization of the Daur Sologon lineage.
Reference: 贡氏百科-贡氏族谱-贡氏起源-贡氏家谱-族谱网
One account traces the Gong surname to Confucius's disciple Duanmu Ci, whose courtesy name was Zigong; his descendants adopted “Zigong” as their surname, and Duanmu Wu later changed his surname to Gong after retreating to Qi to avoid persecution.
The Zheng Tongzhi: Clan Studies records the Gong surname and states that Duanmu Ci was styled Zigong, whose descendants used his courtesy name as their surname.
The main hall names associated with the Gong surname include Nanhu Hall and Mingjie Hall.
The genealogy of the Danyang Liuru Gong lineage records that its founding migrant, Gong Zuwen, moved from Changyuan in Pucheng, Daming Prefecture, to Liuru in Danyang in the early Southern Song.
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