Surname Overview
Overview
Huangjia, pronounced Huángjiā, was a surname of Manchu and Mongol people in the Qing dynasty.
Huángjiā Surname
Surname profileHuángjiā / Huang-chia
Origins
Manchu Origins
The Manchu Huangjia clan lived in Beihun, Shanqin, Fuala, Ningguta, and other places, and later adopted the single-character surname Huang.
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Mongol Distribution
The Mongol Huangjia clan traditionally lived in the Daling River area and was one of the Mongol Eight Banners surnames.
Historical Records
Documentary Record
The Huangjia clan is recorded in the Qing Tongzhi, Clan Records, and its Manchu branch belonged to the Manchu Eight Banners surnames.
Notable People
Historical Figure
Huangjia Yongfu was a Manchu member of the Plain Yellow Banner in the Qing dynasty, lived in Beihun-Shanqin, and rose to Grand Minister.
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