e/Yin (surname)

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has gloss	eng: The Yin (尹) surname Yin (; was originally a pictogram of a royal headdress. It was first used in 2,597 BC by the son of Shao Hao (one of 5 kings in the "pre-China" Five Kings era), who took on the surname and became the Duke of Yin (a village in northeast China). In 1,783 BC, the Shang Dynasty created the Position of Yin (equivalent to First Minister, most-favored Minister, or Lord Protector). Lord Yi Chi of the Hua tribe helped orchestrate a near-bloodless coup bringing the Shang Dynasty to power, was rewarded with this title, and changed his name to Yi Yin (伊尹). In 800 BC, Bo Jifu, a renowned judge during the reign of Zhou Xuan Wang, also held this position, and changed his name to Yin Jifu. During the era of the Imperial Examination System, three other magistrates took on the surname Yin (尹) to denote their Imperial rank and royally-favored status. Yin settlements in China can be found south-west of Tonghui in Gansu Province, in Shandong Province, as well as the Pearl River Delta area. The Yins are/were exempt from China's One-child Policy due to the rarity of their surname and reverence for their historical role.
lexicalization	eng: Yin
instance of	(noun) a human being; "there was too much for one person to do" individual, mortal, someone, soul, person, somebody

Meaning
Vietnamese
has gloss	vie: Ân là một họ của người châu Á. Họ này có mặt ở Trung Quốc (Hán tự: 殷, Bính âm: Yin) và Triều Tiên (Hangul: 은, Romaja quốc ngữ: Eun). Trong danh sách Bách gia tính họ Ân xếp thứ 74.
lexicalization	vie: Ân
Chinese
has gloss	zho: 殷姓是一個中國人的姓氏，在《百家姓》中排名第74位。
lexicalization	zho: 殷姓