璟: The radiance of jade, symbolizing virtue, precious jade, exquisite beauty, and a gentle, jade-like temperament in names.
Meaning: Jing signifies the luster of a beautiful jade, symbolizing purity, nobility, and radiance.
宋璟 (Song Jing)
A Tang Dynasty statesman and politician, who held various high-ranking positions including Left Chancellor of the Ministry of Justice and Left Chancellor of the Kaiyuan era under Emperor Xuanzong.
完颜璟 (Wanyan Jing)
Emperor Zhangzong of Jin, known for his governance reforms and literary talents, yet faced political decline and the rise of the Mongols.
刘璟 (Liu Jing)
a Ming dynasty scholar and military strategist from Qingtian, Zhejiang, known for his expertise in Buddhism and military affairs, and author of 'Yizhai Ji' and 'Wuyin Ji'.