石
shí · Shi
- Order in the Hundred Family Surnames
- No. 188
- Ancestral seat (junwang)
- 武威
- Wikidata
- Q1043068
In other languages
- German Shi
- English Shi
- Spanish Seok
- French Shi
- Korean 스
- Vietnamese Thạch
Notable historical bearers
Deceased people recorded in Wikidata with this family name, ordered by how many Wikipedias cover them.
- Shi Le274 – 333
Emperor of Later Zhao from 330 to 333
- Shih Kien1913 – 2009
Hong Kong actor (1913-2009)
- Shi Hu295 – 349
Chinese general and emperor
- Emperor Gaozu of Later Jin892 – 942
Later Jin emperor (892-942)
- Shi Hong313 – 334
emperor of the Jie state
- Shi Chonggui914 – 974
Last Emperor of China from the Later Jin (914-974)
- Shi Yousan1891 – 1940
Chinese lieutenant general
- Shi Shi339 – 349
emperor of the Jie Hun state Later Zhao
- Shi Zhi350 – 351
Emperor of Later Zhao from 350 to 351
- Mary Stone1873 – 1954
Chinese medical doctor (1873-1954)
- Shi Jian350 – 350
Emperor of the Jie state
- Shi Zun350 – 349
Emperor of the Jie state Later Zhao
- Shi Dakai1831 – 1863
leader in the Taiping Rebellion and poet
- Pingmei Shi1902 – 1928
Chinese writer (1902–1928)
- Shi Hui1915 – 1957
Chinese actor and film director (1915-1957)
Find printed genealogies
The Shanghai Library holds one of the largest collections of Chinese family genealogies (jiapu). Its genealogy platform lists each genealogy's title, ancestral place, founding ancestor, hall name and holding library. Search there by surname and your family's ancestral place.
Search 石 genealogies at the Shanghai Library ↗Sources: the Hundred Family Surnames (public domain) with ancestral seats from the chinese-poetry dataset (MIT); spellings and people from Wikidata (CC0).