Surname Overview
Pronunciation and Status
The surname Gong is pronounced gōng and is a relatively rare Han Chinese surname today.
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The surname Gong is pronounced gōng and is a relatively rare Han Chinese surname today.
Yin, a son of Shaohao, served as Gongzheng and was enfeoffed at Yincheng. Some descendants adopted Gongzheng as their surname, which was later shortened to Gong.
Reference: 工姓_工姓的来源_工姓族谱_姓氏工姓的名人_工氏家谱_百家姓
Among the descendants of the Jiang-lineage Gonggong clan, some shortened the compound surname Gonggong to Gong (共) or Gong (工).
In the Spring and Autumn period, Chu had an office called Gongyin that supervised artisans and handicraft production. Descendants of its holders adopted Gongyin as a surname, later often shortening it to Gong or Yin.
The Gong surname has Pengcheng as a commandery association and Jingyang Hall as a hall name; Jingyang Hall was named after its commandery association.
People surnamed Gong are found in Yushu, Jilin; Lingqiu, Shanxi; Weifang, Shandong; Guanyang, Guangxi; Beijing; Taiwan; and other places.
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