Bùsà / Pu-sa
According to this encyclopedia’s account, Busa derived from one of the Jurchen “thirty commonly used surnames” of the late Tang period and was the Jurchen Pusan clan during the Jin dynasty; this is a secondary compilation account.
The source records the Manchu form as “Busa Hala” and glosses it as “many.”
The source says that members of the Busa clan later commonly adopted the Han surnames Bu or Lin; this indicates only a direction of surname adoption and does not place every Bu or Lin bearer in the Busa clan.
The source states that the Busa clan traditionally lived in Walka, described as an area extending from north of the Changbai Mountains and Tumen River to south of the lower Amur River and the southern Russian Maritime region.
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