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Yin Surname

Population reference (not a current census): 113,794

Yin / Yin

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Migration and Distribution

Migration of a Shanghai Branch

In the late Ming and early Qing period, descendants of a Yin branch originally from Anping, Hebei, moved to Gong'an in Hubei to escape warfare, then to Gaoqiao in Pudong, Jiading. They later settled in Loudang of Jiading and Wusong of Baoshan, and eventually moved into the urban area.

Reference: 印氏百科-印氏族谱-印氏起源-印氏家谱-族谱网

Notable People

Yin Guangren in the Qing Dynasty

In the Qing dynasty, Yin Guangren served as assistant prefect of Zhaoqing, Guangdong, and later became the first magistrate of Macao. He co-authored A Brief Account of Macao with Zhang Rulin, and the work was later selected for the Siku Quanshu.

Reference: 印氏百科-印氏族谱-印氏起源-印氏家谱-族谱网

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