公孙

In other languages

• German Gongsun
• English Gongsun
• Spanish Gongsun
• French Gongsun
• Japanese 公孫
• Korean 公孫
• Russian Гунсунь
• Vietnamese Công Tôn
• Traditional Chinese 公孫

Notable historical bearers

Deceased people recorded in Wikidata with this family name, ordered by how many Wikipedias cover them.

• Shang Yang390 BCE – 338 BCE

  Qin State statesman, chancellor and reformer (c. 390–338 BC)

• Gongsun Long325 BCE – 250 BCE

  Chinese philosopher of the 3rd century BCE of the School of Names

• Gongsun Zan? – 199

  Chinese warlord and general (died 199)

• Gongsun Yuan250 – 238

  Chinese warlord and Cao Wei vassal and King of Yan (died 238)

• Gongsun Du200 – 204

  Han dynasty warlord

• Gongsun Kang200 – 221

  3rd century Eastern Han dynasty warlord

• Gongsun Gong150 – 300

  3rd century Eastern Han dynasty warlord

• Gongsun Shu100 BCE – 36

  1st-century Chinese warlord and Emperor of Chengjia (r. 25 AD-36 AD)

• Gongsun Yue? – 191

  Chinese warlord

• Gongsun Fan150 – ?

  Chinese official

• Gongsun Xu? – 199

  son of warlord Gongsun Zan

• Gongsun Hong200 BCE – 121 BCE

  Chinese philosopher and politician (200–121 BCE)

• Gongsun Ao? – 96 BCE

  Chinese general

• Gongsun Huang? – 238

  Cao Wei politician

• Gongsun Xiu? – 239
• Gongsun Long498 BCE – ?

  disciple of Confucius

• Gongsun Xi? – 293 BCE

  general of Wei during the Warring States period

• Lady Gongsun? – 799