Surname Overview
Overview
The surname 勉 is recorded as miǎn and is a relatively rare surname in current use.
miǎn
The surname 勉 is recorded as miǎn and is a relatively rare surname in current use.
The Mian lineage is recorded among the descendants of Kang Shu. Kang Shu was first enfeoffed at Kang and later made ruler of Wey, placing the surname within the Ji lineage.
The surname appears in the clan section of Xu Tongzhi. Xingshi Kaolüe cites Lushi for the statement that the Mian clan descended from Kang Shu.
The surname is found in Beijing, Shenyang in Liaoning, Hutubi in Xinjiang, and other places.
During the Han dynasty, Mian Ang served as administrator of Shang Commandery.
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