Tulperian

Tulperian refers to the Germanised spelling of the Russian surname Tulperin or Tulperi, which has been adopted by people of various nationalities. The origin of the name is not well-documented, but it is believed to have originated from a Ukrainian or Russian family that emigrated to Germany or other European countries.

In the 17th and 18th centuries, the name Tulperian was sometimes recorded in historical documents and church records. It is likely that the name was used by families who professed the Christian faith, as the bulk of the records are from the Protestant era. However, the records are not comprehensive, and the extent of the spread of the name Tulperian over time is not clear.

Tulperian families were primarily based in Eastern Europe, with some presence in Central and Western Europe as well. The name Tulperian is thought to have ties to the Bessarabian or Moldavian region. Despite the scattered historical records, no specific kingdoms, lordships or notable offices associated with families bearing the name Tulperian have been documented with certainty.

As with many rare and obscure surnames, the modern descendants of families that bear the name Tulperian may be located all over the world. Due to global migration and other historical factors, it is likely that the name Tulperian has been carried to many foreign lands and that the origins of a particular individual or family with this name may be difficult to establish definitively.