Ediē / Ê-tieh
Through the Xing shi kao lüe's citation of the Tang shu, Huihu zhuan, the page states that Adie was originally the name of one of the Chile tribal divisions and was later adopted as a surname. This is a quotation relayed by a secondary compilation, not a direct verification of the original text.
The page additionally states that the Adie surname descended from the Hequ Buluoji group and that, after the tribe submitted in the early Zhenguan era of the Tang, its members adopted the tribal name as their surname.
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