Han / Han
According to a note in the Zheng Tongzhi, one origin is from the Ji surname: Gongzi Xi, son of Duke Mu of Zheng, had the style name Zihan, and his grandsons Han Hu and Han Bo adopted their grandfather's style name as a surname. The source presents this as one origin, not the sole origin.
The source lists Xingyang and Fengyi as the commanderies of origin. It does not provide a hall name, so no hall name is added.
The source records distribution in Yongdeng, Gansu; Wuchuan, Guangdong; and Longchuan and Jinggu, Yunnan. Another passage also lists Yunnan, Etok Banner in Inner Mongolia, Taiwan, and Jishishan in Gansu. The source gives no population figure or year reference.
The source lists Han Hu as a Zheng grandee in the Spring and Autumn period and a grandson of Duke Mu, and Han Yan as a person from Guangzhou Right Guard and a Hongzhi examination graduate in the Ming period. The source provides only these identity details and does not establish a common lineage between them or other Han branches.
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