Nòng / Nung
The source, quoting the Xu Tongzhi clan records, states that people with the surname 涳 existed in Panyu, Guangdong, during the Ming period; the webpage also summarizes this as “in the Ming period, this surname existed in Panyu, Guangdong.” This establishes historical documentary attestation, not a modern population count.
The page records readings including kōng, náng, qiāng, kòng, and nòng, while explicitly treating some variant readings as provisional for reference. Regarding nòng, it also cites a dictionary view that 涳 has no such reading. These readings therefore should not be treated as uniformly verified current pronunciations.
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