Family Name: The surname 潘 (Pān) has its origins in ancient China, with several theories about its emergence. One widely accepted version is that it derives from the Ji (姬) clan, an offspring of King Wen of Zhou, whose descendant Ji Sun was granted the land of Pan and adopted it as his surname. Another theory links it to the Mi (芈) clan, tracing back to Pan Chong, a noble from the state of Chu during the Spring and Autumn period.
Given Name: Standing firm as a mountain symbolizes unwavering determination, while an imposing presence signifies extraordinary charisma, representing resilience and grandeur.