Origins
Origin as a Place-Name Surname
According to the explanation cited from 姓氏考略, 频阳 was a Qin locality, and the surname may have arisen from that place name; its associated commandery is given as Jiuquan.
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Documentary Attestations
The surname is recorded in 郑通志·氏族略. The source also reports a relevant note in 姓氏考略 and says that Zheng Qiao’s annotation, citing 风俗通, records a Han-period Jiuquan governor named 频阳.
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