Every animal actually symbolizes the meaning of a personality, such as the tiger symbolizes courage, the rabbit symbolizes gentleness and so on. I guess the reason why the Nurhachi family is named after animals is to express their own qualities, or to be the kind of people with animal characteristics who are eager to become. Nurhachi means "wild boar skin" in the Han Dynasty, which may not be a good word, but it represents courage and fearlessness among Manchu people at that time. Everyone knows that Nurhachi is a jurchen, and he is also the founder of the Qing Dynasty, which laid a good foundation for the establishment of the Qing Dynasty.

In the process of leading the army to overthrow the Ming dynasty, he showed outstanding military talent. He led his men to win one victory after another and was very ahead at that time. So Nurhachi's name symbolizes his bravery. There is also the meaning of turning evil into good, which means that they can turn evil into enemies when they go out to war, so it is also a good blessing.

Dourgen means "bear" in Han nationality. Bears are particularly strong, powerful and beneficial. Therefore, the meaning of Dourgen's name is brave and powerful, with infinite strength. Their family was named after animals in the hope of being pushed under the rule of the Ming Dynasty and successfully establishing their own country.