Among the hundreds of surnames, Dou is the surname.

Excerpts from hundreds of surnames:

Wang Li, Zhang Liu, Chen Yang, Huang Wu, Zhao Zhou Xusun, Ma Zhu Hulin, Guo He Gaoluo, Zheng Liang, Xie Song, Tang Xu, Deng Feng, Han Cao Zengpeng, Xiao Cai Pantian, Dong Yuan Yuyu

Ye Jiangdusu, Wei Chengluding, Shen Renyaolu, Fu Zhongjiangcui, Tan Liaofanwang, Lu Jinshidai, Jia Weixiaqiu, Fang Hou Zou Xiong, Meng Qin Baijiang, Yan Xue Yin Duan

Ju Hui Jing Le, Ji Yu Xu Nan, Ban Chu Yuan Li, Yan Chu Yan Lao, Chen Xi Pisu, Xian Lin Loupan, Man Wen is in a powerful position, Yi Tong District Gao, Hai Kan Hua Quan, Qiang Shuai Tu Dou

Pu Gai Lian Lian, Yu Jing Zuqi, Bafeng Zhiqing, Guo Di Pingji, Suo Xuan Jin Xiang

The origin of the surname

It originated from the Manchu people, and it was a sinicization of the surname into a surname. According to the historical record "General Chronicles of the Qing Dynasty· Clan Brief· Surnames of the Eight Banners of Manchuria": The Manchu Bari clan, also known as Bala clan and Boli clan, is Bari Hala in Manchu, meaning "slingshot" and "bean" in Chinese. Lu (today's lower reaches of Heilongjiang), Kuye (today's Kuye Island in Russia), Horqin (today's Tongliao area in eastern Inner Mongolia and western Jilin area)

Later, there were Mongolian, Hezhen, and Feiyakachiler After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, Han surnames with multiple crowns were Bo's, Bo's, Dou's, etc.

The Manchu Bohori clan, also known as the Bohori clan, originated from the Jurchen Puguli clan during the Jin Dynasty. The surname is Bohori Hala in Manchu, which means "pea" in Chinese.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia - Ranking of Hundreds of Surnames