The compound surnames beginning with n are Nangong, Nanguo, Nanmen, Nanrong and Nalan, but none of them are Japanese.

But there is a "that" person. Na's of Hui nationality originated from Su Na Latin, the eldest son of Chishan Sting Umar, the ancestor of Hui nationality. The main source of Na's family in Han nationality is Mandarin in ancient times. Mongolian and Manchu also have that surname.

Most of the surnames are Hui and Mongolian, and a few are Han. The surname in Qunnan area is mainly Hui, and a few Qujing Han people were forced to change their surnames to Han in order to avoid disasters in the late Qing Dynasty.

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A compound surname is a China surname with two or more words, as opposed to a single surname. For example, Sima is a compound surname and Li is a single surname. In China, most surnames are single surnames, few are compound surnames, and most are two characters.

The compound surname comes from the official name, Wang Fu, title, clan (such as Sima), feudal city (such as), residence (such as Dongguo) or other nationalities (such as Yuwen). Some surnames in history have disappeared now, and some surnames have evolved into single surnames.

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