Surname Overview
Surname Status and Naming Context
The source explicitly classifies “夺 (奪)” as a rare surname in current use and records it as a surname among Han and Lisu people; it does not limit it to a single ethnic group or country.
夺 Surname
Population reference (not a current census): 1Historical Records
Textual Attestation
The source says that the Zhongwen Dazidian records the surname “夺 (奪)” by citing the Xìngyuàn; this is a secondary citation reported by the page and does not constitute direct verification of the original Xìngyuàn text.
Migration and Distribution
Current Distribution
The source records the surname as currently distributed in Lushui, Yunnan, and generally states that it exists in mainland China; it provides no population figure or year-specific statistical basis.
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