The surname Bo, in the case of the surname Bo, also belongs to China and is a very rare surname. And if you look at the origin of the surname Bo, there are also theories that it comes from the surname Jiang or Zi, and there are other theories that it comes from the modification of ethnic minorities. Let’s first take a look at how Beau’s last name came about.
Bo surname
Bo surname is one of the Chinese surnames. It is a rare multi-ethnic surname, mainly derived from the Jiang surname, Zi surname and the surnames of ethnic minorities.
The Bo family ranked 264th in the Song version of "One Hundred Family Surnames". As of May 2014, the surname Bo is widely distributed in China, especially in Shandong and northern Anhui, with the total population ranking 290th in the country.
The origin of the surname Bo
As far as the Bogu family is concerned, the Bogu family was a prince and aristocrat in the Shang Dynasty. Because the fiefdom was entrusted to the Bogu clan, it was named after the Bogu clan, which was later simplified to the single surname Bo.
It comes from the Jiang family and is named after the country. In ancient times, it is said that it was a vassal state descended from Emperor Yan. His descendants took the country's surname as their surname and were called Bo.
From the surname of Zi, the surname is the city name. During the Spring and Autumn Period, a senior official in the Song Dynasty was granted the title of Bocheng, and his descendants named him after the fiefdom.
During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Xianbei tribe of the Northern Wei Dynasty replaced the Wuhuan tribe in the northern region. After entering the Central Plains, the surname was changed to the single surname Bo in Chinese characters, and the culture was Sinicized, and the surname was changed to Bo. When Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty moved the capital to Luoyang in the 19th to 20th years of Taihe, the Bo tribe moved to the Central Plains. In the process of forcibly carrying out cultural sinicization reforms, Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty changed the surname Bo to Bo, which was passed down from generation to generation.
What’s so nice about Bo’s name?
Five elements configuration
The five elements are wood, fire, earth, metal and water that are often mentioned in the "Book of Changes". Various things in the I Ching can be divided into five elements: stems and branches, earthly branches, seasons, directions, human bodies, colors, and tastes. The five elements are symmetrical to each other. Through the calculation of the five elements, we can know a lot about the rise and fall of elements, so as to judge the rise and fall of things and the quality of life.
Choose a meaning
The charm of Chinese characters is that each character has its own special meaning. Each square character has its own special meaning, just like "as its name suggests". Not only must it match the three characters, but it must also be auspicious. It often affects the formation of your character.
In the charm of Chinese characters, that is to say, each word always has many special meanings, and these names themselves are formed by their own effects, in the rise and fall of things, or in the elements. In, or in people's fortune, it also shows a certain importance.