甲: First. Yuanjia. In the name, it often signifies that the bearer is destined to stand out and enjoy a life of wealth and prosperity.
Meaning: As the first of the Ten Heavenly Stems, Jia symbolizes leadership, excellence, and a pioneering spirit.
李甲 (Li Jia)
A Song Dynasty artist and poet from Huating, known for his ink-wash painting of birds and bamboo, as well as his lyrical poetry, with exchanges of poems with Su Shi.
连甲 (Lian Jia)
an official in the late Qing Dynasty, served as the Provincial Judge of Shandong and the Provincial Governor of Hubei.
南甲 (Nan Jia)
a figure during the reign of Emperor Renzong of the Northern Song Dynasty, served under Qinzhou governor Liang Shi during the Jiayou period.