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The source classifies “俊” as a currently uncommon surname and explicitly records it as a surname of both Han and Bai people; it does not restrict it to a single ethnic group.
The source classifies “俊” as a currently uncommon surname and explicitly records it as a surname of both Han and Bai people; it does not restrict it to a single ethnic group.
The source only states “see Xinyuan” and gives no more specific founder, manner of surname formation, or genealogy. It also states that “俊” is interchangeable with the surname “隽”.
The page says that Zhongwen Dazidian records the surname “俊” by citing Xinyuan. This is the source's stated chain of citation and should not be treated as direct verification of the original text of Xinyuan.
The source lists Lushui in Yunnan and the Lüliang area of Shanxi as places where the surname is distributed, and separately says that it is also found in Xintai, Shandong; Huainan, Anhui; Taoyuan, Taiwan; and Beijing. It provides no population figure or year-specific basis.
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