Surname Overview
The surname is written 迈 in simplified Chinese and 邁 in traditional Chinese, pronounced mài, and is relatively rare today.
The surname is written 迈 in simplified Chinese and 邁 in traditional Chinese, pronounced mài, and is relatively rare today.
Mai occurred as a surname among Manchus during the Qing dynasty.
The surname is found in Xinji and Yi County in Hebei, Changping in Beijing, and Linfen in Shanxi.
Mai Wenlin of the Ming dynasty was from Cili and served as Right Administration Commissioner of Jiangxi during the Zhengtong reign.
The Yuan-period name Maizhu may be an alternative transcription of Maizhu written with 买, so it does not necessarily establish the beginning of the Mai surname.
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