Surname Overview
A Rare Surname
Ting is a relatively rare surname in current use and occurs among both Han and Bouyei people.
Ting is a relatively rare surname in current use and occurs among both Han and Bouyei people.
One account traces the Ting surname to descendants of the Dating clan, as recorded in Qixing Tong.
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One account derives the surname from the name Tingzhou, whose former seat is identified with present-day Urumqi, Xinjiang.
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A lineage tradition from Guiding County in Qiannan, Guizhou, says its ancestor was a hereditary Southwestern General. After the original surname was lost from an official seal, the first character of his given name, Ting, was adopted as the surname; branches elsewhere largely migrated from Guiding.
The Ting surname occurs in Liaozhong, Liaoning; Taipei, Kaohsiung, and Taoyuan in Taiwan; Beijing; and several places in Qiannan, Guizhou. It is most numerous in Guiding County, with relative concentrations in Changming Town, Gonggu Township, and Luobei River Township.
Another record places the Tingzhou associated with the place-name origin west of present-day Hechi County, Guangxi, during the Song dynasty, differing from the Urumqi identification.
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