Surname Overview
Jue is currently a relatively rare surname, found in Datong and Xinzhou in Shanxi and in Lushui in Yunnan.
Jue is currently a relatively rare surname, found in Datong and Xinzhou in Shanxi and in Lushui in Yunnan.
The Jue surname originated among the Manchu, from the ancient Jurchen Juechan tribal group, and was formed by sinicizing the tribal name.
After the mid-Qing period, the Juechan clan adopted the Chinese single-character surname Jiao from the original meaning “training ground”; some also changed to the Chinese surname Jue.
The Qing Dynasty General Gazetteer: Genealogies of the Manchu Eight Banners records that the Manchu Juechan clan was also called Juecha, with the Manchu name Giocan Hala, meaning “training ground.”
The surname records also state that Jue is a Wa ethnic surname; the four sons of the original Yamu clan divided into four surnames, one of which was Jue.
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