Surname Overview
Overview
Ximen is a Chinese compound surname, pronounced xī mén.
Ximen / Hsi-men
Ximen is a Chinese compound surname, pronounced xī mén.
One branch originated with a Zheng official in the Spring and Autumn period who lived by the city’s west gate, whose descendants took Ximen as their surname; another descended from Ximen Bao, an official of Wei during the Warring States period.
The Ximen surname has Liang Commandery and Wei Commandery as its commanderies of origin.
Today, Ximen clanspeople are scattered in Beijing; Songjiang and Jinshan in Shanghai; Zibo in Shandong; Shishou in Hubei; and Linyi, Huozhou, and Yuanqu in Shanxi. No people with the Ximen surname reside in Taiwan Province.
An important historical figure of the Ximen surname was Ximen Bao, an official of Wei during the Warring States period.
The 23Mofang family database currently records one Ximen family, covering one province; this family is registered in Wanshou Road Subdistrict, Haidian District, Beijing.
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