皮
pí 皮
百家姓 · Bai Jia Xing
Surname Origin
The origin of the surname "Pi": It comes from the Ji surname and is derived from the given name of a prince. According to "Fengsu Tongyi" (General Knowledge of Customs) and "Yuanhe Xingzuan" (The Genealogy of Surnames in the Yuanhe Period), Zhongshan Pu, the second son of Duke Xian of Lu, assisted King Xuan of Zhou in restoring the prosperity of the Zhou Dynasty and was enfeoffed in the Fan邑. Later, his descendants took the surname Fan. Among the descendants of the Marquis of Fan, there was Fan Zhong Pi, who was granted the fief of Pishi Yi (in the area of present - day Hejin County, Shanxi). His collateral descendants took "Pi", the given name of their grandfather, as their surname.
Famous Story
Pi Rixiu (834–883), styled Ximei, also known as Yishao, was from Xiangyang. He was a poet of the Tang Dynasty. He was arrogant and once lived in seclusion in Lumen Mountain. He was conceited about his writing, especially excelling in admonitory inscriptions. He passed the imperial examination during the Xiantong reign, served as a courtier in charge of sacrifices, and was later killed by Huang Chao. He authored "Pi Zi Wen Sou".
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With magnificent grandeur and billowing splendor.
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