Ju / Ju
According to a statement quoted from Zuozhuan Leijie, the Spring and Autumn-period Jin grandee Xi Ke held 驹 as his fief and was called 驹伯; his son Qi was also called 驹伯, and the surname was derived from this. The source retains the uncertainty that the former city may have been in present-day Shanxi.
The source states that Xutongzhi: Shizulüe records the surname 驹, and that Xing shi kaolüe cites Zuozhuan Leijie in explaining its origin. These are bibliographic leads relayed by the webpage; the webpage does not provide verification against the full original texts.
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