Surname Overview
Overview
Sui is a currently rare surname, with fewer than 50,000 people nationwide, distributed across more than 30 provinces and regions.
Sui / Sui
Sui is a currently rare surname, with fewer than 50,000 people nationwide, distributed across more than 30 provinces and regions.
One account states that during the Eastern Zhou and Warring States period, a Zhao official was granted Suiyi for merit; his descendants settled there and took the name of the fief as their surname.
The Sui surname is recorded in the Clan Studies sections of the Zheng Tongzhi and Xu Tongzhi. The texts also record Sui Xiuxiang during the reign of Duke Zhuang of Qi and present a place-name origin.
Some Sui branches migrated north from Sui County, the place of origin. Branches in Henan, Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, Sichuan, and elsewhere are recorded as having arrived through migration from Shanxi after the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty.
Recorded historical figures with the Sui surname include Sui Zhen of the Han dynasty, Sui Shixiong of the Song dynasty, Sui Jingchen and Sui Mingyi of the Yuan dynasty, and Sui Jia of the Ming dynasty.
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