Tsang

Tsang is a term that can refer to several distinct topics. In Tibetan geography, Tsang denotes a central part of historic Tibet, typically mentioned together with Ü as Ü-Tsang. This usage reflects the traditional division of Tibet into provincial regions and is encountered in historical texts and religious contexts describing central Tibetan culture and polity.

In onomastics, Tsang is a Cantonese romanization of several Chinese surnames, most commonly the surname Zhang (張/张) in Mandarin. The spelling Tsang is common among Cantonese speakers in Hong Kong, Macau, and overseas Chinese communities. Notable people with this surname include Eric Tsang, a prominent Hong Kong actor, comedian, and filmmaker.

Tsang also appears as a geographic name in various Chinese-speaking contexts, reflecting its role in toponymy tied to Tibetan and regional nomenclature. As a romanization, Tsang is part of a broader pattern of dialect-based spellings used to render Chinese names in the Latin alphabet.