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Quan (關, 權, 管, 全, 泉) is one of several East Asian surnames.
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全 : Quan (Chuan) [link]
Quan (Chinese: 全; pinyin: Quán), is a rare Chinese family name. The character 全 is rendered as Jeon in Korean and is one of several Chinese characters for the common Korean surname Jeon (Chun). The name is spelled Chuan in Taiwan, based on the Wade–Giles romanization system.
origin ;
- from public office (官職) name of Zhou Dynasty
- from area name of Quan Town(全地, Chuan De) in china
- from name of Wan Quan(万全, Man Jeon) of Yuan Dynasty
Historical Figures ;
- Empress Quan (全), an empress of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period
- Quan Cong (全), an officer of the Three Kingdoms that served under that of the Kingdom of Wu
泉 : Quan (Chyun) [link]
Quan (Chinese: 泉; pinyin: Quán, Chyun, Chun) is a Chinese family name. Cantonese is Chyun, Mandarin is Quan.
origin ;
- from public office (官職) name of Zhou Dynasty
- from surname Quan(全, Chyun) at Three Kingdoms age
- from sons of Yeon Gaesomun(淵蓋蘇文, Yuan Gai Su Wen) of Goguryeo(高丽国)
- from Chi Di(赤狄) people alike Rong Di, Bai Di, Bei Di Xian Yu(鮮于, Seon-wu), Chang Di.
權 : Quan (Kwon) [link]
Quan (traditional Chinese: 權; simplified Chinese: 权; pinyin: Quán), is Chinese, Korean family name.
origin ;
- from fall of Quan (state)(權國) from Shang Dynasty
- from Xiong(熊) clan of Quan Country(權縣) from Chu State(BC 700~)
關 : Guan (Quan) [link]
Quan (Hán tự: 關; Chinese pinyin: Guān, Cantonese : Kwan, Vietnamese : Quan) is a Chinese and Vietnamese surname.
Origin;
- from Dong Fu (董父) from Liaoning
- from Yin Xi(尹喜, Yun Hi) of Zhou Dynasty
- from Dong Guan Bi Wu (東關嬖五) in Jin State (晉國) from Zhou Dynasty
- from Guan Yu (關羽), he no had surname or had Gao(高)
- from Guaerjia (瓜爾佳) clan of Jurchen
- from Kum Man (今滿) people
管 : Guan (Quan) [link]
Quản (Hán tự: 管; Chinese pinyin: Guǎn) is Chinese, Vietnamese surnames.
origin ;
- from Guan Shu(管叔), brother of Zhou Dynasty ruler King Wu of Zhou
- from King Mu of Zhou of Zhou Dynasty
- from Xibe people, or Guwalgiya(瓜尔佳) clan
- from Dai people(傣)
官 : Guan (Quan) [link]
Quản (Hán tự: 官; Chinese pinyin: Guǎn) is Chinese surnames. Quan is dialect.
origin ;
- from Jin State royal of Zhou Dynasty
- from Guan Ming(官職, office name) of Zhou Dynasty
- from Shang Guan(上官) clan of Chu (state)
- from Guan People(官族)
- from Kum Man(今滿, Jin Man) people
- from Guan(關, 关, Kwan) clan
- from Mongol(蒙古) people
- from Zang (藏, cang) people
- from Mulao(仫佬) people
- some Guan(官) clan change to surname Tian(田)
Quan People [link]
全 :
- Quan Hansheng (全), a Chinese economic historian
權 :
- Quan Lei (權), a Chinese footballer
- Quan Yi Feng (权), a Taiwanese actress
關 :
- Jean Quan (關), an American politician
- Jonathan Ke Quan (關), an American actor and stunt coordinator
unknown a hanja :
- Quan (rapper), an American rapper
- Quan Sturdivant, an American football linebacker
- Andy Quan, a Canadian author living in Sydney, Australia
- Dionne Quan, an American voice actress
- Donald Quan, a Canadian composer of film and world music
- Tracy Quan, an American writer and former call girl
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Quan (disambiguation)
Quan is a Chinese and Vietnamese surname. Quan may also refer to:
See also
Quan (rapper)
Clifford Peacock, better known by his stage name Quan or Don Ferquan, is an American rapper, affiliated with Nas and Ill Will Records. In 2008, he signed with Just Blaze label Fort Knocks as a joint venture with Ill Will. He is currently signed to Amalgam Digital, who distributed his album Walking Testimony in 2009.
Biography
Nas signed Quan to his Ill Will record label, and featured him on "Just a Moment", the third single from his 2004 Street's Disciple album. The album was a critical success for Nas, and Quan's heartfelt verse earned him respect from the hip-hop community at large. He later contributed to songs for the albums of both Cassidy and Jeannie Ortega.
In 2004, Quan began recording material for his debut album, titled Until My Death. The idea of the album's title came about when Quan recalled: "I got this phrase tattooed across my back when I was a younger. It symbolized a change for me, cause I knew that had I not chose to do something different, the result was gonna be just that — Death. I had come too close, too many times, for God to just keep given me chances." The debut to date has yielded only one official single titled "All for War," which featured production by Mike Wonder and L.E.S. Additionally, the debut album was slated to feature guest appearances by the likes of Nas, Cassidy, The Neptunes and Missy Elliott, however the project was "temporarily" shelved in 2011. Quan confirmed in multiple interviews that he was saving the project for a "major" release and revealed that over the number of years that he had recorded over 400 tracks for the album. In 2008, after meeting producer Just Blaze at a party at a club in Manhattan they got talking and decided to do a joint venture with his label Fort Knocks Entertainment & Nas label Ill Will Records. In 2009, Quan released the album Walking Testimony which served as an "appetizer" for Until My Death.
Disciple
A disciple is a follower and student of a mentor, teacher, or other figure. It can refer to:
Religion
- The Twelve Apostles, also referred to as "The Twelve Disciples"
- The Seventy disciples of the Gospel of Luke
Books
Śrāvaka
Śrāvaka (Sanskrit) or Sāvaka (Pali) means "hearer" or, more generally, "disciple". This term is used in Buddhism and Jainism. In Jainism, a śrāvaka is any lay Jain so the term śrāvaka has been used for the Jain community itself (for example see Sarak and Sarawagi).
In Buddhism, the term is sometimes reserved for distinguished disciples of the Buddha.
Buddhism
Early Buddhism
In early Buddhism, a śrāvaka or śrāvikā is a disciple who accepts:
Disciple (film)
Disciple (Swedish: Lärjungen) is a 2013 Finnish drama film directed by Ulrika Bengts. The film was selected as the Finnish entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 86th Academy Awards, but it was not nominated.
