Surname Overview
Jiu is a relatively rare surname today, pronounced jiǔ, and is recorded in the Zheng Tongzhi and Xu Tongzhi sections on clan names.
Jiu / Chiu
Jiu is a relatively rare surname today, pronounced jiǔ, and is recorded in the Zheng Tongzhi and Xu Tongzhi sections on clan names.
Recorded origins include a fief of the Chu royal clan, descendants of Jin Jinggong Ji Jujiu adopting his name, the Zhou official Jiuzheng, and a Xiongnu origin associated with Jiuquan Commandery.
Reference: 酒姓_酒姓的来源_酒姓族谱_姓氏酒姓的名人_酒氏家谱_百家姓
In the Western Zhou, Jiuzheng belonged to the Heavenly Offices and oversaw brewing; some descendants adopted the ancestral office or occupation as their surname.
Zheng Qiao recorded that Jiuzheng gave rise to the surname through office, while the Lu Shi recorded that the Chu royal clan included the Jiu surname. In the Ming dynasty, Jiu Haode served as an officer of Shenmu Guard.
Jiu clanspeople are distributed across Henan, Hebei, Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Hunan, Shanxi, Liaoning, Jilin, Zhejiang, Shaanxi, Yunnan, Inner Mongolia, Qinghai, Sichuan, Shandong, Xinjiang, and other areas.
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