Dou surname boy
A complete list of the names of boys surnamed Dou.
Dou Yuqiang, Dou Weiyong, Dou Yu Hao, Dou Peng, Shawn Dou, Dou Ruoxi, Dou Le, Dou Wanqi, Dou Wanzhao, Dou Dongbao, Dou, Dou Tang Dou, Dou Changyong, Dou Haozhe, Dou Liming, Dou Legong, Dou Songgui, Dou Yiwei, Dou Yirong, Dou Xiaoping, Dou Yiwei and Dou Rongrong. Dou Erdun, Dou Shumin, Dou, Dou Yuxiang, Dou, Dou Bangchang, Dou Wei, Dou Hao, Dou Xian, Dou, Dou Yuze, Dou Xinqiang, Dou Yuru, Dou Xiaozhuang, Dou Wenbo, Dou Mingyang, Dou Yunfeng, Dou Zhizhou and Dou Mingyang. Dou Chenggong, Zhi Dou, Zhi Dou, Dou Zhonghua, Dou Zongdi, Dou Guohang, Dou Guohang, Xindu, Dou Cheng, Dou Weidong, Dou Wenbin, Dou Zeyu, Dou Muxi, Dou Fu, Dou Chenghua, Dou Haijun, Dou Jianjun, Dou Rongqing, Dou Kaiyuan, Dou Jing, Dou Haiyin, Dou Qianjin, Dou Yicheng and Dou Haijun. Dou Chun, Dou Xing, Dou Yifei, Dou Xinhua, Dou Jianbo, Dou Wenxuan, Dou Zi, Dou Jingyu, Dou Changhong, Dou Changyong, Dou Changyong, Dou Changyong, Dou Changyong. Dou, Dou Haiyan, Dou, Dou Huaisheng, Dou Hui, Dou Guoxing, Dou Jinchun, Dou Jintian, Dou Yucheng, Dou Qi Hang, Dou Kai, Dou Chuan, Dou Cheng, Dou Yongqi, Dou Chenyu, Dou Chenguo, Dou Yanbin, Dou Yanbing. Dou, Dou, Dou Shengquan, Dou Muyang, Dou Tian, Dou Yunze, Dou Jiaozheng, Dou Yanbin, Dou Yanbin, Dou Xing, Dou Yanfang, Dou Mu, Dou Yimu, Dou Cun, Dou Fei, Dou Zetian, Dou Mian, Dou Fei. Dou Huanwei, Dou Jinyu, Dou Ju, Dou Shovel, Dou Shu, Dou, Dou Weibei, Dou, Dou Canwei, Dou Acetylene, Dou Jianbin, Dou Lianjun, Dou Lin and Dou Xinzi. Dou Ao, Dou, Dou, Dou Yuxiang, Dou Jiadi, Dou Shun, Dou Shiquan, Dou Jiahao, Dou Anzhi, Dou Shiyan, Dou Haoxuan, Dou Jianzhen, Dou Yiyun, Dou Junhao, Dou Xuyun, Dou Hongsen. Dou, Dou Pengxuan, Dou Yuyuan, Dou, Dou Songde, Dou Weinan, Dou Zejia, Dou Hongjian, Dou Minghui, Dou Shengya, Dou Shunjie, Dou Junchen, Dou Zeyan, Dou Zhoulong and Dou Junchen. Dou Jinsong, Dou Yichao, Dou Jianxuan, Dou, Dou Xinxiang, Dou Jiarui, Dou Qingyu, Dou Yueze, Dou Junhao, Dou Haoyu, Dou Huahong, Dou Zhiqiang, Dou Hongxuan, Dou Jiayi, Dou Zhouxiang, Dou Haidong, Dou Weiqi, Dou Xing.
A complete list of the names of boys surnamed Dou.
Boys surnamed Dou take foreign names.
1, sinus
Bo: Bo means broad, grand and broad; It embodies the excellent characteristics of a boy who is broad-minded, tolerant and magnanimous.
Tao: Tao means waves, waves and surges; It embodies the excellent characteristics of boys' high morale, vigorous spirit and fearlessness.
2. Dou Yiyang
Art: Art means talent, ability and skill; It embodies the outstanding characteristics of boys' cleverness, cleverness and Excellence.
Ocean: Ocean means ocean, ocean and breadth; It embodies the outstanding characteristics of boys' broad mind, grand vision and extraordinary bearing.
3. Dou Chenxi
Hope: hope, hope, expectation; It embodies the outstanding characteristics of boys' bright future, bright future and successful career.
Chen: Chen has the meaning of time, beauty and good luck; It embodies the excellent characteristics of boys' warmth, beauty and openness.
The boy named Dou is named foreign style.
4. Dou Baiyan
The word "Yan" is explained in Er Ya: "Beauty is beauty" refers to a person with both ability and political integrity; "White" refers to pure white color, which means that boys are pure and beautiful. Therefore, the combination of the two as a boy's name means Leng Yan elegance.
Dou's origin
First, it originated from the surname of the company. According to legend, during the reign of Shun Di in ancient China, Xiu Ji, the wife of Gun, was the daughter of Xin's family. She got pregnant by swallowing the plant Coix lachryma-jobi and gave birth to Yu. So, after Yu succeeded in harnessing water, Shun gave Yu a surname (Yu is a homonym of Yi).
Dou came from the protection of Emperor Xia Taikang's concubine Hou Yi and was named after living in the city. According to the records in the Romance of Customs, the Book of the New Tang Dynasty, the Prime Minister's Pedigree, the Custom Pass and the Record of Shang You, when Emperor Xia Taikang was in power, he neglected political affairs, ignored people's feelings and indulged in recreational wild hunting, and went hunting in the south bank of Luoshui, followed by his fifth brother and pregnant concubines. At this time, a poor tribal leader couldn't stand Taikang's behavior easily, so he stopped and resisted Taikang's return to China on the north bank of the Yellow River. Taikang's fifth brother and their mother (Hou Yi) went to Luoshui to turn into a cave in the Yellow River to escape and wait for Taikang. After waiting for more than one hundred days, Taikang didn't come back. As a result, some poor people found it and put it in a sinus to control it. Later, when the pregnant Houyi approached the delivery period, she took her sons to find a way to escape from the refuge sinus and ran back to her hometown (now Jining, Shandong), where she gave birth to Shao Kang. Shao Kang is the great-grandson of Dayu and the nephew of Taikang.
After Taikang fell from power, his younger brother (Zhong Kang) succeeded to the throne after Yi and Han Nao usurped the throne. After Zhongkang died, his sons succeeded to the throne. After the death of Xiang, Shao Kang succeeded to the throne. To commemorate this historical event of his ancestors, Shao Kang named his two sons "Dou", which was passed down from generation to generation.
Secondly, it comes from the fact that the Dou clan was sealed to the queen, and the reference document "Mu Chuan".
Third, it originated from the surname of Ji, from the doctor of Wei in the Warring States period, and was a province with a compound surname, which was simplified as a surname. During the Warring States Period, Gong Dou, a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner of Wei State, was named Gong Dou after his ancestors by later generations. In later local chronicles, it was simplified to a single surname Gong Dou, which was passed down from generation to generation.
Fourth, change the surname from his family.
(1) is from the Di nationality, from Lian Bu, Di Ku, where the Di nationality lived in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. In the history book "Wei Zhi", there are records about Lian Bu. At the end of Jin Dynasty, the leader of the company took his residence "Wudou Town" (now Tuoketuo Ancient Town, Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia) as his surname and called Dou. Dou Youni later led his troops to compete with the Northern Wei regime and eventually failed. The whole tribe was annexed and controlled by the Northern Wei Dynasty and gradually merged into Xianbei people.
Among the descendants of Dou, there are those who take the ancestral surname as the Han surname, called Shi, which formed a quite large power group in the Northern Zhou Dynasty.
(2) From Xianbei people, from Xianbei people in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it belongs to the sinicization and surname change. According to the history book "A Brief History of Clans", the stair department of Xianbei nationality was named after the leader, and later became the stair family.
(3) From the Mongols, from the Uzara Department of Mongolia in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, belonging to the Chinese name change. According to the historical book Tongzhi of Qing Dynasty, A Brief History of Clans and Manchu Eight Banners Surnames, Mongolian Uzara is also called Uzara and Uzara. Later, some people were taken as surnames by Jurchen Guarchabu and Xibe people in the East China Sea, and Manchu was Ughala. After the mid-Qing Dynasty, the multi-crowned Han surnames of Mongolia, Nuzhen and Xibe Uzara were Dou, Wu, Wu and Wu.
(4) from the Manchu, from the Nuzhen Guaercha Department in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, belonging to the sinicization and surname change. There is Uzara in the department of Jurchen Guarcha in the East China Sea, also known as Uzara and Uzara, and Uzarahara is spoken in Manchu. Among the Uzara clans, there is a famous Uzara Dorodai, a white flag Manchu who lives in Sahalian Wula (now Wendu Village in Heilongjiang Province). In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (the seventh year of Chongde in the late Jin Dynasty, AD 1642), Uzala Doluodai was killed while following Emperor Taizong of Qing Dynasty to attack Yijin Pass (now Bazhou, Hebei Province) in the Ming Dynasty. Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty posthumously conferred him as a captain on horseback, and ordered his nephew Uzara Sarai to take over. Later, he was also killed, and he was given a first-class captain without pomp. After Uzara Doluodai died in battle, some of his descendants took his former residence as their surname, belonging to a family that changed its surname to Han earlier in the Qing Dynasty.