Surname Overview
A Rare Han Chinese Surname
Sui is a relatively rare surname currently found among Han Chinese.
Suì / Sui
Sui is a relatively rare surname currently found among Han Chinese.
In the Shang period, a descendant of Shun was enfeoffed at Sui. After the state was destroyed by Qi during the Spring and Autumn period, the descendants adopted its name as their surname.
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Another tradition traces the surname to descendants of Yu Sui of the Xia period, who was also said to descend from Shun.
The surname is included in Zheng Tongzhi: Shizu Lue, which records Sui as a viscount state destroyed by Qi in 681 BCE and rejects descent from the Suiren clan.
The ancestral commandery associated with the Sui surname is Juye.
The Sui surname is found in Leting, Hebei; Chiayi, Taiwan; Beijing; Wuqing, Tianjin; Linfen, Shanxi; and Hancheng, Shaanxi.
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