Chinese: a common surname among royalty in the
state of Chu during the Zhou dynasty (1122–221 bc).
Chinese: from the place name Jingzhou, denoting an
area which later became the state of Chu during the Spring and Autumn
period (722–481 bc).
Chinese: from a
character that means ‘(water) well’. This originated with the Earl of
Jing, a senior adviser in the state of Yu during the Zhou dynasty
(1122–221 bc).
Chinese: from the name
of the Marquis Jing of the state of Wei, who lived during the Warring
States period (403–221bc).
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a common surname among royalty in the
state of Chu during the Zhou dynasty (1122–221 bc).
from the place name Jingzhou, denoting an
area which later became the state of Chu during the Spring and Autumn
period (722–481 bc).
from a
character that means ‘(water) well’. This originated with the Earl of
Jing, a senior adviser in the state of Yu during the Zhou dynasty
(1122–221 bc).
from the name
of the Marquis Jing of the state of Wei, who lived during the Warring
States period (403–221bc).
