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Ma Yuan (Han dynasty), Chinese military general and politician of the Eastern Han dynasty •
Ma Zhou, Chinese politician who served as a chancellor during the reign of Emperor Taizong in the Tang dynasty •
Ma He (Mahmud Shams), Chinese admiral and explorer •
Ma Huan, Chinese explorer, translator, and travel writer •
Ma Dong-seok known as Don Lee, American actor •
Ma Tianyu also known Ray Ma, Chinese mandopop singer and actor of Hui ethnicity •
Ma Wing-shing, Hong Kong manhua artist, writer and publisher •
Ma Jian (writer), Chinese-born British writer •
Ma Haide, American doctor •
Ma Hailong, Chinese snooker player •
Ma Xuejun, Chinese discus thrower •
Ma Yunwen, Chinese volleyball player •
Ma Yibo, Chinese field hockey player •
Ma Yanhong, Chinese Olympic athlete •
Ma Qinghua, Chinese motorsports racing driver •
Ma Zhaoxu, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of People's Republic of China •
Ma Xiaowei, former Minister of China's National Health Commission •
Ma Wen, Chinese politician, currently serving as the Chair of the National People's Congress Internal and Judicial Affairs Committee •
Ma Wen-chun, Taiwanese politician •
Ma Xiaohui, erhu player and composer from Shanghai, People's Republic of China •
Ma Gui, Chinese martial artist •
Ma Jun, Chinese environmentalist •
Yi Ma, professor in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley •
Ma Chih-hung, Taiwanese luger •
Ma Yansong, principal architect and founder of MAD Architects •
Ma Liuming, Chinese painter •
Ma Yashu, Chinese actress •
Ma Yili, Chinese actress •
Ma Li (actress), Chinese actress •
Ma Xinrui, Chinese actress and model •
Ma Sichun, Chinese actress •
Ma Ke (actor), Chinese actor •
Ma Prem Hasya, French-American follower of Rajneesh who served as his personal secretary (or chief of staff) •
Ma Anand Sheela, Indian-Swiss woman who was the spokesperson of the Rajneesh movement (also known as the Osho movement) •
Ma Jianzhong, Chinese official and scholar in the late Qing dynasty •
Ma Anliang (1855–1919), Qing dynasty and National Revolutionary Army (NRA) general •
Mah Bow Tan (Ma Baoshan) (born 1948), Singaporean politician •
Ma Chao (176–222), Shu Han general during the Three Kingdoms period •
Ma Che Kong (born 1974), Hong Kong badminton player •
Ma Ching-chiang (Ma Jingqiang), Republic of China Army general •
Ma Dahan,
Dongxiang anti-Qing dynasty rebel •
Ma Dai, Shu Han general in the Three Kingdoms period •
Yusuf Ma Dexin (1794–1874), Qing dynasty Islamic scholar •
Edward Ma, member of the electronica band
Glitch Mob •
Henry C. Ma, chief commissioner of the Scout Association of Hong Kong •
Ma Hualong (died 1871), head of the Chinese Sufi order Jahriyya and one of the leaders of the Dungan revolt (1862–77) •
Ma Huateng (born 1971), entrepreneur and founder of
Tencent •
Jack Ma (or Ma Yun, born 1964), internet entrepreneur and executive chairman of
Alibaba Group •
Ma Yinchu, Chinese economist •
James Ma (born 1993), Thai actor •
Jeff Ma, former member of the MIT Blackjack Team •
Ma Jianrong, Chinese executive in the textile industry; chairman of
Shenzhou International Group Holdings Limited •
Ma Jin (born 1988), badminton player •
Ma Jun (fl. 220–265), Cao Wei mechanical engineer and official in the Three Kingdoms period •
Ma Jun (born c. 1968), environmentalist, non-fiction writer and journalist •
Ma Junren (born 1944), Chinese track and field coach •
Ma Laichi (1681–1766), founder of the Chinese Sufi Khufiyya movement •
Ma Lik (Ma Li) (1952–2007), former Hong Kong Legislative Councillor and chairman of the pro-Beijing Democratic Alliance for Betterment of Hong Kong (DAB) •
Ma Zhong, Chinese military general and politician of the state of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period of China •
Ma Lin (table tennis), retired Chinese table tennis player and the current Chinese Women's Team Head Coach •
Ma Wenge, Chinese table tennis player •
Ma Yexin, Chinese tennis player •
Ma Linyi (1864–1938), Minister of Education in Gansu province under the Nationalist Government •
Ma Liyan (born 1968), Chinese female long-distance runner •
Ma Zhenxia, Chinese racewalker •
Ma Long (born 1988), table tennis player, ranked first as of March 2013 in the International Table Tennis Federation •
Mary Ma (1952/53–2019), businesswoman •
Ma Mingyu (born 1972), Chinese footballer and national team captain in the 2002 FIFA World Cup •
Ma Mingxin (1719–1781), founder of the Chinese Sufi order Jahriyya •
Ma Ning (referee), Chinese football referee •
Ma Ning, Chinese field hockey player •
Ma Qinghua (born 1987), racing driver •
Qingyun Ma (born 1965), Chinese architect •
Ma Qixi (1857–1914), founder of the
Xidaotang •
Rebecca Ma, American businesswoman, socialite, and social media personality •
Ma Ruifang (born 1942), author, scholar and professor at Shandong University's School of Literature •
Ma Sanli (1914–2003), comedian •
Shang-keng Ma (1940–1983), Chinese theoretical physicist •
Ma Shaowu (1874–1937), member of the Xinjiang clique in the ROC (1912–49) era •
Ma Shenglin (died 1871), Qing dynasty rebel who participated in the Panthay Rebellion •
Ma Sicong (1912–1987), violinist and composer •
Ma Su (190–228), Shu Han general in the Three Kingdoms period •
Ma Teng (died 211), Eastern Han dynasty warlord •
Ma Liang, official serving under the warlord during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China •
Tzi Ma (Ma Zhi) (born 1962), Chinese American actor •
Ma Wanfu (1849–1934), Dongxiang anti-Qing dynasty rebel and founder of the Yihewani movement •
Ma Weiming (born 1960), Chinese naval engineer •
Ma Xiaochun (born 1964), professional weiqi player •
Ma Xiaonian (born 1945), physician and sexologist •
Ma Xinyi (1821–1870), Qing dynasty official and general •
Ma Yansong (born 1975), architect •
Ma Ying-jeou (Ma Yingjiu) (born 1950), President of the Republic of China •
Yo-Yo Ma (Ma Youyou) (born 1955), French American cellist •
Ma Yuan (14 BC – 49 AD), Eastern Han dynasty general •
Ma Yuan (c. 1160–65 – 1225), Song dynasty painter •
Ma Yuanzhang, member of the Chinese Sufi order Jahriyya •
Ma Yutao (born 1936), Chinese opera singer and military general •
Ma Zhanhai (died 1932), NRA general who participated in the Sino-Tibetan War •
Ma Zhanshan (1885–1950), NRA general who fought in the Second Sino-Japanese War •
Banharn Silpa-archa (Ma Dexiang) (1932–2016), Prime Minister of Thailand from 1995 to 1996 (archa in Thai means "horse") •
Empress Ma (Han dynasty), empress during the Eastern Han dynasty •
Empress Ma (Hongwu), member of the House of Zhu, Hongwu Emperor's wife •
Empress Ma (Jianwen), Jianwen Emperor's wife •
Ma Chia-ling (born 1996), Taiwanese singer and member of
AKB48 •
Ma clique, in the Qing dynasty and the Republic of China (1912–49) era •
Mokcheon Ma clan, one of the Korean clans •
Sanggok Ma clan, one of the Korean clans •
Hyejong of Goryeo, known as Wang Mu, the second king of the Goryeo dynasty of Korea •
Mu of Balhae, known as King Mu, the second king of the Balhae •
Mu of Baekje, the 30th King of Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea •
Mah Chonggi, Korean poet •
Ma Kwang-soo, South Korean poet, professor in Korean literature, novelist and essayist •
Ma Jae-yoon, a.k.a. Savior, former professional South Korean e-sports gamer of the real-time strategy game StarCraft •
Ma Jung-kil, South Korean sidearm relief pitcher •
Ma Sang-hoon, South Korean professional footballer •
Ma Hae-young, retired South Korean professional baseball infielder •
Dong Hyun Ma, South Korean mixed martial artist who most recently competed in the UFC's lightweight division •
Yoo Da-in, born Ma Young-seon, South Korean actress •
Ma Chul-jun, South Korean former footballer and manager •
Ma Bufang (1903–1975) •
Ma Bukang •
Ma Buqing (1901–1977) •
Ma Biao •
Ma Chengxiang (1914–1991) •
Ma Dunjing (1906–1972) •
Ma Dunjing (1910–2003) •
Ma Fulu (1854–1900) •
Ma Fushou •
Ma Fuxiang (1876–1932) •
Ma Fuxing (1864–1924) •
Ma Fuyuan •
Ma Guoliang •
Ma Haiyan (1837–1900) •
Ma Hongbin (1884–1960) •
Ma Hongkui (1892–1970) •
Ma Hushan (1910–1954) •
Ma Jiyuan (1921–2012) •
Ma Lin (1873–1945) •
Ma Qi (1869–1931) •
Ma Qianling (1824–1909) •
Ma Julong •
Ma Sheng-kuei (Ma Shenggui) •
Ma Shouzhen (1548–1604) •
Ma Zhan'ao (1830–1886) •
Ma Zhancang •
Ma Zhongying (fl. 1930s) •
Ma Xizhen •
Bertha Hosang Mah (1896–1959), Canadian student •
Theresa Mah, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives •
Michelle Mah, Korean-American chef •
Leslie Mah, American musician •
Bowinn Ma, Canadian politician •
Fiona Ma (born 1966), American politician and member of the California State Assembly •
Frederick Ma, Chinese businessman from Hong Kong •
Geoffrey Ma (born 1956), judge from Hong Kong, China •
Jack Ma or Ma Yun (born 1964), Chinese business magnate, philanthropist, internet and technology entrepreneur, founder and executive chairman of
Alibaba Group •
Jaeson Ma, American entrepreneur •
James Ma (born 1993), Thai actor •
Jie Ma, traditional Chinese musician •
Kenneth Ma (born 1974), Chinese Canadian actor •
Qingyun Ma (born 1965), Chinese architect •
Sire Ma (born 1987), Chinese actress •
Sora Ma (born 1984), Malaysian born Singaporean actress •
Stanley Ma (born 1950), Canadian-Quebecois businessman of Chinese origin and founder and President of
MTY Food Group •
Steve Ma (born 1962), Chinese actor from Taiwan •
Steven Ma (born 1971), Chinese actor and singer •
Tzi Ma (born 1962), Chinese-American character actor •
Wu Ma (1942–2014), Chinese actor, director, producer •
Victor Ma, Chinese-American singer, songwriter, rapper, and actor ==Westernized-style surname==