After Jin Tianshi, son of the Yellow Emperor Shao Hao, Jane was changed to Jin. According to legend, Shao Hao was one of the five emperors in ancient times, and he was the descendant of the Yellow Emperor. After Shao Hao's death, he was honored as the Western Emperor. According to the five elements theory of the ancients, the west belongs to gold, so Shao Hao has the title of Jin Tianshi. Some of his descendants took Jin as their surname, which was handed down from generation to generation and called Jin.

During the Hongwu and Yongle periods in the Ming Dynasty, there were Jin immigrants from Shanxi Sophora japonica in Jiangsu, Anhui, Henan and Hubei. In addition, many minority surnames have been given the surname Jin, and more new branches have sprouted. In the Qing Dynasty, from the Jiaqing period, Fujian, Guangdong and Jin surnames entered Taiwan one after another, and then overseas Chinese moved overseas.

There is "Xian" in the word generation you mentioned, and this one should be what you are looking for:

Jin's word generation in Jinwan, Huashuigang, Hubei Province:

Old word generation: the article is Chinese and the poem is legendary.

successors: Keshao started his career, is learning to be bright, is tolerant and sensitive, and shows great virtue.