Surname Overview
Pronunciation and Overview
The surname 潞 is pronounced Lù. It is relatively rare today and was not included in the old Hundred Family Surnames.
Lù / Lu
The surname 潞 is pronounced Lù. It is relatively rare today and was not included in the old Hundred Family Surnames.
The State of Lu in the Spring and Autumn period was a branch of the Red Di and bore the ancestral name Wei. After Jin destroyed the state, its descendants adopted Lu as their surname.
Reference: 潞_潞姓氏起源来源_潞姓氏名人查询_姓氏大全:潞
Another lineage traces to Canlu of the Jiang clan, identified with the Yan Emperor, and took its surname from the fief of Lu.
A Lu lineage in Henan arose when the Moluzhen clan changed its surname during the Northern Wei period.
The Treatise on Clans in Zheng Tongzhi records the surname and states that the State of Lu was in Lu County, Shangdang; Jin destroyed it in the fifteenth year of Duke Xuan of Lu, after which its descendants adopted the state name as their surname.
Its commandery associations include Neihuang and Shangdang. Present-day distribution includes Taiyuan, Yuncheng, Changzhi and Jincheng in Shanxi, as well as Chengdu in Sichuan and Yinchuan in Ningxia.
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