Jin Gong

in the US

There are 22 people with the name "Jin Gong" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Jin	1,447
Gong	7,132
Jin Gong	1,131,030

is 1,443rd most common Kasey
is 1,444th most common Clarissa
is 1,445th most common Nan
is 1,446th most common Ester
is 1,447th most common Jin
is 1,448th most common Vaughn
is 1,449th most common Yu
is 1,450th most common Darnell
is 1,451st most common Fatima

is 7,128th most common Pendley
is 7,129th most common Moncrief
is 7,130th most common Barahona
is 7,131st most common Broadnax
is 7,132nd most common Gong
is 7,133rd most common Tharpe
is 7,134th most common Fleischer
is 7,135th most common Niemann
is 7,136th most common Newport

is 1,131,026th most common Jimmy Tomlinson
is 1,131,027th most common Jimmy Traylor
is 1,131,028th most common Jimmy Vernon
is 1,131,029th most common Jimmy Zamora
is 1,131,030th most common Jin Gong
is 1,131,031st most common Jin Kong
is 1,131,032nd most common Jin Shim
is 1,131,033rd most common Jin Xue
is 1,131,034th most common Jing Qian

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Meaning & History

Jin

Gong

Chinese 龚: the origin of this surname dates back to the time of the legendary emperor Huang Di (2697–2595 BC). An adviser held the surname Gonggong, comprised of two different characters that are pronounced Gong in modern Chinese. The first of these characters served as the basis for two later surnames: some descendants combined the symbol for ‘water’ with that for Gong, creating the surname Hong (see Hong 1); others added the character for ‘dragon’, creating the surname Gong.

Chinese 宫: from a character meaning ‘palace’, part of the title of an official in charge of guarding the palace. During the Spring and Autumn period (722–481 BC), descendants of such an official adopted Gong as their surname.

Chinese 巩: from the name of the state of Gong-Bo, located in Henan province during the Zhou dynasty (1122–221 BC).

Chinese 公: of uncertain origin; this character came into use as a surname during the Spring and Autumn period (722–481 BC) in the state of Lu in present-day Shandong province.

Chinese 弓: from a character meaning ‘bow’. This name originated with Hui, a grandson of the legendary emperor Huang Di (2697–2595 BC). Hui invented bows and arrows, an accomplishment that inspired two surnames: Gong, the character for ‘bow’, and Zhang (see Zhang), which is composed of the characters for ‘bow’ + ‘long’.