Chinese Surname
Meaning: The surname Jin can be traced back to several origins. One theory links it to the ancient 'Jin Tian' clan, descendants of the Yellow Emperor. Another theory connects it to the state of Chu during the Spring and Autumn period, where a prince named Jin was granted a fief and his descendants adopted the surname Jin. Additionally, it is associated with Jin Midi, a Xiongnu prince who was given the surname Jin after pledging allegiance to the Han Dynasty.
Sorting of Chinese Surnames:No.62 Sung version of the Hundred Surnames: NO.29 place
Jin Ming (金铭)
A Ming Dynasty poet renowned for his quatrains.
Jin Hua (金华)
A Ming Dynasty scholar from Yin County, Zhejiang, known for his reclusive lifestyle and literary pursuits, styled himself as the 'White Cloud Hermit'.
Kim Jeong (金净)
a Joseon-era official and scholar from Gyeongju, known for his literary work 'Chongamjip' and his tragic death in exile during the political turmoil of the Gimyo year.
'Jin' means 'gold' or 'metal' in Chinese, symbolizing wealth and value. This surname has diverse origins, from ancient royalty to prominent figures in history who were bestowed the name.
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