孙

In other languages

• German Sun
• English Sun
• Spanish Sun
• French Sun
• Japanese 孫
• Korean 쑨
• Russian Сунь / Сюнь
• Vietnamese Tôn
• Traditional Chinese 孫

Notable historical bearers

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

• Sun Tzu544 BCE – 496 BCE

  6th century BCE Chinese general and military strategist

• Sun Yat-sen1866 – 1925

  Chinese politician, physician, and revolutionary (1866–1925)

• Sun Quan182 – 252

  Emperor of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period

• Sun Bin400 BCE – 316 BCE

  Chinese general, military strategist and writer (died 316 BC)

• Sun Jian155 – 192

  late Han dynasty general and warlord (155-191)

• Sun Ce175 – 200

  Chinese general, politician and warlord (175–200)

• Sun Xiu235 – 264

  Emperor of Eastern Wu from 258 to 264

• Sun Simiao581 – 682

  Chinese physician and writer (Tang dynasty)

• Sun Liang243 – 260

  Eastern Wu emperor from 252 to 258

• Sun Hao243 – 284

  last emperor of Eastern Wu (243-284)

• Sun Chuanfang1885 – 1935

  Chinese politician (1885-1935)

• Sun Fo1891 – 1973

  Chinese politician (1891-1973)

• Sun Li-jen1900 – 1990

  Chinese general and politician (1900-1990)

• Sun Yun-suan1913 – 2006

  Taiwanese politician (1913–2006)

• Sun Baoqi1867 – 1931

  Qing dynasty Republic of China politician (1867-1931)

• Sunshu Ao630 BCE – 593 BCE

  Prime Minister in the State of Chu and Hydraulic engineer

• Sun Yu1900 – 1990

  Chinese film director (1900-1990)

• Sun Tzu400 – 460

  mathematician

• Sun Yaoting1902 – 1996

  Chinese eunuch (1902 - 1996)

• Sun Jun216 – 256

  Eastern Wu state general and regent (219-256)

• Sun He224 – 253

  Prince of Nanyang (224–253)

• Sun Guoting646 – 691

  Tang Dynasty calligrapher

• Empress Xiaogongzhang1399 – 1462

  Ming Dynasty empress

• Sun Dianying1887 – 1948

  Chinese general (1887-1948)