A name symbolizing authority, brilliance, and enduring virtue.
Chinese name guide
Pronunciation: wéi dǐng yì
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Family Name: The surname 韦 (Wéi) originates from the Xia Dynasty (circa 2070–1600 BCE). It is said that Yuan Zhe, a noble who assisted Emperor Yu the Great in controlling the floods, was granted the territory of Shǐwéi (modern-day Huáxiàn, Hénán) and given the surname 韦. The character 韦 originally referred to tanned animal hide. Over time, the descendants of Yuan Zhe adopted 韦 as their surname. The Wei family reached its zenith during the Tang Dynasty (618–907 CE), producing several prime ministers and renowned scholars.
Given Name: The tripod symbolizes authority and stability, while 'Yi' signifies brilliance and grandeur, implying prominence, virtue, and talent.