Origins
One origin traces the surname to the descendants of Zuo Ru, a minister of King Xuan of Zhou; another traces it to the descendants of Yin Ru.
Rú / Ju
One origin traces the surname to the descendants of Zuo Ru, a minister of King Xuan of Zhou; another traces it to the descendants of Yin Ru.
The surname is recorded in Xu Tongzhi: Shizulue; its origins are also noted in Xing shi kaolue and Yunhui.
The surname is found in Beijing, Shanghai, Xinji in Hebei, Datong, Yuncheng, Jincheng, and Xinzhou in Shanxi, Wuhan and Honghu in Hubei, and Wuchuan in Guangdong; it is also distributed in Chengdu, Fenyang, Yizhang, and Huainan.
There was Ru Xian in the Han dynasty, also written as Ru Guang; Ru Guang was a person of the Han dynasty.
The surname is written as “儒” and pronounced rú.
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