Sanxi's "Genealogy of the Erju Liu Jin Clan" records:
Jin Hui was born in the year 1044 of the Gyeongli Kashin and died in Chonghe (1118).
Jin Rang, son of Jin Hui, date of birth unknown, died in Jingguo Xin Mi (1101), and moved to Yatang (present-day Matang) in Qinghua Township, Shengxian County in the last year of Yuanfeng.
Jin Minqing, the second son of Jin Rang, was born in 1088 and died in Shaoxing (1153), and was the county horse of the Zhao clan of the Shangqi King.
It is worth mentioning here that the spectrum is in the "selected Song Huizong brother Qi Wang Junma", Song Huizong is a figure between 1082 and 1135, his brother is naturally smaller, is the same period as Jin Minqing, obviously can not become the son-in-law of Song Huizong's younger brother, check the "History of Song" and no Qi Wang is song Huizong's younger brother, only Song Yingzong's second son, Song Shenzong's younger brother Qi Wang Zhao Hao is the most consistent, and also was also crowned as the Duke of Dongyang County. Therefore, Ma Jin Minqing of Qifan County, which is found in the Shengxian Chronicle of the Republic of China, should be Zhao Hao's son-in-law.
In addition, Zhang Ting, a jinshi of the third year of Jingding (1262), lived much later than Jin Rang, and naturally there was no in-law relationship, it is worth noting that "Zhang Jingxia, who supervised the production of military weapons before Wu Yilang was charged with the imperial court", is most likely Jin Rang's father-in-law and Jin Minqing's maternal grandfather. Because Jin Minqing and Zhang Jingxia are both martial arts, and Jin Minqing is deeply loved by his grandfather and often accompanies him, only as Zhang Jingxia's grandson can he have the opportunity to walk in front of the imperial court and be selected as a county horse. This layer of relationship is yet to be examined...