陈

In other languages

• German Chen
• English Chen
• Spanish Chen
• French Chen
• Japanese 陳
• Korean 천
• Russian Чэнь / Чхань
• Vietnamese Trần
• Traditional Chinese 陳

Notable historical bearers

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

• Xuanzang602 – 664

  7th-century Chinese Buddhist monk and scholar (602–664)

• Pridi Banomyong1900 – 1983

  Thai prime minister (1900-1983)

• Chen Duxiu1879 – 1942

  Chinese politician and co-founder of the Chinese Communist Party (1879–1942)

• Chen Yi1901 – 1972

  Chinese military officer, People's Republic of China (1901-1972)

• Trần Hưng Đạo1228 – 1300

  Vietnamese prince, military general of Trần dynasty

• Zhiyi538 – 597

  Chinese Buddhist monk and founder of Tiantai tradition (538–597)

• Chen Cheng1897 – 1965

  Chinese politician and soldier (1897–1965)

• Pan Yuliang1895 – 1977

  Chinese painter (1895-1977)

• Chen Shou233 – 297

  Chinese historian (233-297)

• Chen Yun1905 – 1995

  Elder of the Chinese Communist Party (1905-1995)

• Chen Jingrun1933 – 1996

  Chinese mathematician (1933-1996)

• Julius Chan1939 – 2025

  Papua New Guinean politician (1939–2025)

• Chen Boda1904 – 1989

  Chinese politician (1904-1989)

• Wang Ming1904 – 1974

  Chinese politician (1904-1974)

• Sanmao1943 – 1991

  Taiwanese novelist, translator and writer (1943-1991)

• Henk Chin A Sen1934 – 1999

  President of Suriname (1934–1999)

• Chen Hongshou1598 – 1652

  Chinese artist (1598-1652)

• Chen Zi'ang661 – 702

  Chinese writer and politician (661-702)

• Chiung Yao1938 – 2024

  Taiwanese writer and film producer (1938-2024)

• Chen Chiung Ming1878 – 1933

  Chinese politician (1878-1933)

• Chen Sheng250 BCE – 208 BCE

  Qin Dynasty rebel

• Benny Chan1961 – 2020

  Hong Kong filmmaker (1961–2020)

• Chen Jiru1558 – 1639

  Chinese artist (1558-1639)

• Chen Qimei1878 – 1916

  Chinese politician (1878-1916)