Qiān (surname)

Qian (Chinese: 千; pinyin: Qiān) is a Chinese surname, pronounced Chin in Cantonese, and Chun or Cheon in Korean.

For the similarly romanized Chinese surname 錢, see Qian (surname).

Origin

Lu (state)

In the state of Lu, the Ji (姬) family made the surname Qian (千) as the name of an ancestor.

Qiang people

Yang Teng (杨腾) is a general of the Qiang people, and a feudal lord of Cao Wei. He moved to Western Shu (西蜀), then changed his surname from Yang (杨), to Qian (千).

Ming Dynasty

In Ming Dynasty, some people got the surname from the Ming government.

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