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Duǒ Surname

Population reference (not a current census): 11,403

Duǒ / Tuo

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Origins

Multiple Lineages

Duo lineages include branches in which Tangut, Mongol, and Hui ancestors’ names were rendered as a Han surname, as well as branches associated with clan ancestry, Han Chinese origins, and an official title.

Reference: 朵姓_朵姓的来源和历史_百家姓

Historical Records

Records and Yuan Figures

The earliest record of the Duo surname is identified in the Ming-dynasty Wanxing Tongpu. Duo'erchi, Duo'erma, and Duoyan are listed as progenitors; Yuan figures include the Mongol Duo'erzhi and Duo'erchi of Ningzhou, whose courtesy name was Daoming.

Reference: 朵(duǒ)姓-族谱网

Migration and Distribution

Geographic Distribution

The Duo surname is found in Linxia and Minle in Gansu, Fenyang in Shanxi, Yongfeng in Jiangxi, Jiading in Shanghai, Yishan in Shandong, Taichung in Taiwan, Wuding, Kunming, and Baoshan in Yunnan, Huangyuan in Qinghai, and parts of Hebei.

Reference: 朵姓_朵姓的来源和历史_百家姓

Research Notes

Unresolved Lineages

The tradition that the third of three Zhao brothers in Duozhuang, Fan County, Henan, adopted the surname Duo can no longer be substantiated. It also remains uncertain which of the two men named Duosima was the ancestor of the Qing diviner Duo Shilin.

Reference: 朵姓_朵姓的来源和历史_百家姓

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