In 2000, the people with the surname Oh in the United States was estimated to be 2,477 people. Gunwi Oh Clan: Oh Suk-gwi, the second son of Oh Hyeon-jwa who later became the governor of Gunwi county during the era of Goryeo.Hamyang Oh Clan: Oh Gwang-hwi, the official during the era of Goryeo.Boseong Oh Clan: Oh Hyun-pil, the governor of Boseong County during the era of Goryeo.Dongbok Oh Clan: Oh Hyeon-jwa, the governor of Dongbok County during the era of Goryeo.Haeju Oh Clan: Oh Heyon-bo, the governor of Haeju County during the era of Goryeo.
Įach of the five biggest clans traces its founder back to: Out of these clans, the three largest clans were founded by the three brothers of Oh Hyeon-bo, Oh Hyeon-jwa, and Oh Hyun-pil, who each was given the governor position of Haeju, Dongbok, and Boseong counties as the rewards for defending Goryeo against the attack by the Khitan people. The largest five clans, in order, are Haeju, Dongbok, Boseong, Hamyang, and Gunwi Oh clans. ġ6 clans have historically emerged under the family name Oh. The earliest ancestor of the Korean Oh family is believed to be Oh Eung ( Korean: 오응 Hanja: 吳應) from Silla, the son of Oh Cheom known to be the Chinese royal descendant who migrated from China to Korea and married the daughter of Kim Jong-ji in Silla. According to the 2015 census in South Korea, there were 763,281 people carrying the O surname. It is written using the hanja characters, 吳, 五, 伍, 吾, and 晤.
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