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The pronunciation of the surname Bu is B incarnation.

First, the source of the surname Bu:

1. According to "Custom Pass", in that summer, Taikang's brother was sealed in Xin (the old city is in the southeast of Heyang, Shaanxi Province) because his brother used to be a divination official, and later he took the official as his surname.

2. From Ji's surname. According to "History of the Road", Teng Shuxiu, his son, was a divination official and later had a surname of Bu.

3. According to the surname Yuan, after Zhou Libu was born, he took the official as his surname.

4. According to the Genealogy, in the Spring and Autumn Period, Bu Yan of the State of Jin, Bu Tufu of the State of Qin and Bu Chuqiu of the State of Lu all took officials as their surnames.

5. Change the surname from his home or his home. The Northern Xiongnu, representing the Northern Wei Dynasty, was changed from Xu to Bu during the reform of Emperor Xiaowen. The military and political envoys in Yunnan, Myanmar and China in the Ming Dynasty were all named Bu, belonging to the Bulang nationality.

Second, the ranking: Hundred surnames ranked 92nd.

Population distribution of Bu surname:

In the pre-Qin period, in addition to the above-mentioned people named Bu, there was also a doctor of Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period who had strange teeth and was later than Bu Yan, also a doctor of Jin, and there was a strategist Bu Pi in the Warring States Period.

It can be seen that in the pre-Qin period, people named Bu were distributed in Shandong (now southwest of Shandong Province), Qin (now Shaanxi Province), Jin (now Shanxi Province), Chu (now Hubei Province) and other places. In the Western Han Dynasty, there were Bo Shi from Luoyang, Henan Province, Buji from Dong Jun (now Puyang, Henan Province) and Buyang from Guiyang (now Chenzhou, Hunan Province). For example, Bu Tianshou, a scholar in the Tang Dynasty, was from Gaochang, Xizhou (now Turpan, Xinjiang).

Bu surname is the 92nd surname in China, with a large population, accounting for 0.04% of the Han population in China.