Cognomen 張 (Chang 
, Zhang , Dion 
, among others...) , all around the world, is a prevalent family name. The surname 張 is habitual in Cayman Islands, where it is a prevalent surname, Hong Kong, and Bermuda (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is commonest in Eastern Asia, particularly China, South Korea, and Hong Kong. Much less frequently, 張 is the forename as well as the last name.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
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| Cheung, Chang, Zhang | China, United States, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia |
| Zong, Dion | China, United States, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia |
| Jhang | China, United States, Taiwan, Malaysia, Canada |
| 張 | China |
| 장 | South Korea |
| Zhāng | United States, Taiwan, China, Myanmar |
| Chông, Diên | Vietnam |
| Zoeng | United States, Australia, China, Taiwan |
Ch'Ang, Cheong, Chng, Cho, Chong, Chung, Chàng, Cháng, Chāng, Chương, Csang, Họ Tưởng, Jahng, Jang, Seung, Teo, Theo, Thiong, Thong, Thường, Tie, Tio, Tiu, Tong, Trang, Trương, Zang, Zhong, Zhuang, Тео, Цзун, Чан, Чанг, Чжан, Чун, ג'אנג, צ'אנג, تشانغ, جانغ, じょう, チャン, チュアン, チョウ, チョン, テオ, 三沙, 宗, 宠, 寵, 常, 庄, 张, 张氏, 昌, 昌氏, 暢, 泰, 畅, 种, 種, 章, 苌, 荘, 莊, 萇, 蔣, 西奥, 長, 长, 长氏, 종, and 창
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張陵 2nd century Chinese Taoist leader, CN (b. 34) |
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張衡 Chinese scientist and statesman (78–139), CN (b. 78) |
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張松 Chinese advisor to warlord Liu Zhang (died 213), CN (b. 101) |
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張機 a physician and pharmacologist (150–219), hailed as medical sage, from Eastern Han Dynasty, China, CN (b. 150) |
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張嶷 Chinese Shu Han state general (died 254), CN (b. 150) |
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| 張魯 Chinese official, warlord and religious leader (died 216), CN (b. 101) |
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| 張濟 Chinese Han dynasty general (died 196), CN (b. 101) |
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| 張楊 Chinese official and warlord (died 198), CN (b. 101) |
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張昭 Chinese calligrapher, essayist and general (156–236), CN (b. 156) |
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| 張儉 Chinese politician during the Han dynasty, CN (b. 115) |
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張飛 Chinese military general (died 221), CN (b. 167) |
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張郃 general serving warlord Cao Cao (died 231), CN (b. 167) |
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張遼 Chinese general serving warlord Cao Cao (169–222), CN (b. 169) |
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| 張燕 late 2nd century Chinese leader of the Heishan bandits, CN (b. 150) |
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張角 Chinese Yellow Turban Rebellion leader (died 184), CN (b. 200) |
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