Surname Overview
Pronunciation and Overview
Ru (褥), pronounced rù, is a currently uncommon Han Chinese surname.
Ru (褥), pronounced rù, is a currently uncommon Han Chinese surname.
One account states that the Ru surname originated from the Lu surname and was adopted to avoid trouble.
Xu Tongzhi: Shizu Lue records the Ru surname and classifies it under the entering-tone section.
The Ru surname is found in Gaoyao, Guangdong; Wuhan, Hubei; Pingle, Guangxi; and Shangyu, Zhejiang.
Ru Huaizhi was a Song-dynasty eunuch who administered the Xiangyao Zhiyi Yuan and was later executed after being convicted of corruption.
The origin of the Ru surname in Chang'an Town, Fengkai County remains unclear; its relationship with 䅶 is recorded only as a possible interchangeable or alternative form.
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