Liu Liangbi

Liu Liangbi

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Liu Liangbi (1684-1764) was born in Qingquan county (now Liaotian Town, Hengnan County) of Hunan Province in the Qing Dynasty. In the 47th year of Kangxi (1708), they were promoted to the imperial examination in the second year of Yongzheng (1724). He has successively served as the county magistrate of Lianjiang, zhule and Longxi in Fujian Province, with outstanding achievements and promoted to Taiwan.

Liu Liangbi, who lived alone on Taiwan Island, was recently attached to Taiwan Island and was often a place of banditry. But Zhang, Quan, Hui, Chao and so on, divided the party and faction, fought with each other, and gathered tens of thousands of people. The aborigines in the back of the mountain are also disturbed from time to time, and the officers and soldiers are very difficult to deal with. After Liu took office, he was gracious to the governor, ordered and prohibited, and was awed by the people of Taiwan. After Ding you back home to keep the system, service, make up for spring road. The old man begged for his return, and "when he returned, the official life was desolate.". At the beginning of Qingquan County, he taught his children and grandchildren to work hard and study hard. He was proud of thrift and praised by the villagers. Regardless of his age, he went to shigu academy to give lectures. Knowing the completion of Qingquan county annals compiled by magistrate Jiang Xun, he happily wrote a preface to it. Eighty years old, died at home. He wrote qingquanshan Ji, Xiadong Ji Lue and Taiwan Fengtu Ji.

(according to Hengyang Dictionary of Huxiang culture celebrities, edited by Gan Jianhua and produced by Erya Culture)