What generation was Jesus?

What generation Jesus belonged to is understood historically as first century AD, specifically generation that lived in Roman occupied Judea around 4 BC to around 30 to 33 AD, as he was born around 4 BC to 6 BC based on historical estimates and crucified around 30 to 33 AD under Pontius Pilate, making him part of Second Temple Judaism period and first century Palestinian Jewish generation. In genealogical terms, Bible traces Jesus generation through lineage, in Matthew 1, genealogy lists 42 generations from Abraham to Jesus, placing him in 42nd generation from Abraham, and in Luke 3, different genealogy traces through David and Adam. In broader historical generations, Jesus is considered part of ancient world generation, not modern generational labels like Baby Boomers or Millennials which apply to recent centuries. Theologically, Jesus is seen as central figure marking transition from BC to AD in calendar, though his birth is estimated few years before year 1. Some scholars discuss Jesus as part of apocalyptic generation expecting Kingdom of God. So Jesus generation was first century Jewish generation in Roman Empire, living in Galilee and Judea, part of Second Temple period, and biblically 42nd generation from Abraham according to Matthew, and his life marks beginning of Christian era.