Etymology and distribution of 平生.

Hirabae 【平生】^{レベル4
About 1,000}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Tottori-ken Tottori-shi , Hyougo-ken . Tottori-ken Tottori-shi Tsuno Tsuno is based.

Hirau 【平生】^{レベル4
About 1,000}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Hokkaidou , Toyama-ken , Ishikawa-ken . Meiji New surname by monk. An example of a temple. Toyama-ken Uodzu-shi Buddhist temple of the Jodo Shin Buddhism in the Meida, Ishikawa-ken Kahoku-gun Tsubata-machi The Shogukuji of Jodo Shin Buddha located in Torigoe. Ishikawa-ken Kahoku-gun Tsubata-machi Tell that Torigoe was engaged in agriculture. Estimated in the Edo period.

Hirao 【平生】^{レベル4
About 1,000}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Tochigi-ken Haga-gun Ichikai-machi . Tochigi - ken Haga - gun Ichikai - machi In Ichikawa, telling that it was pronounced as aloe. Estimated in the Edo period. Gunma-ken in 美才治 there last name. 美才治 Misaiji reference.

Hirase 【平生】^{レベル4
About 1,000}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Ibaraki-ken . There are surname including 'eyes'. Ibaraki-ken Kitasouma-gun Tone-machi It is distributed in Nakatani.

Heishou 【平生】^{レベル4
About 1,000}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Aomori-ken Towada-shi , Hyougo-ken Akashi-shi , Hyougo-ken Kasai-shi .

① Topography . From the edge of the mountain. Aomori-ken Towada-shi Osawa Taiba key is based. Hiroshima-ken Hiroshima-shi Naka-ku Kamamachi was in the Edo period in the Hiroshima samurai of the Clan office.

② Good neighbor . Okayama-ken Bizen-shi Originated from the mountainous end of hemp in the Menu . The same, Hyougo-ken Akashi-shi Futamicho Nishimi is based.

③ Aomori-ken San'nohe-gun San'nohe-machi Birth of Douaiuchi Mountain. It is distributed in the same place.

Heizei 【平生】^{レベル4
About 1,000}  The Japanese surnames etymology dictionary.

Aichi-ken Nagoya-shi Neo-ku. Myanmar group . Terrain . From the idea of sending information to his home country so as to set a flag with a broad perspective like a mountain top. Aichi-ken Nagoya-shi On April 1, 2005, Professor Aichi Gakuin University professor Cho Sang-win naturalized as Maito-ku and renamed Yamahata / Stow-Yin.