Libin

Libin

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Libin, the year of birth and death is unknown, the word is Qing. Guishan county (now Huicheng District) people. In the first year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1522), there were many people. Renhuguang (now Hubei) Xinhua county magistrate, there are eunuchs rely on the concubine's relatives to occupy people's land, Libin did not avoid authority, withstood pressure, return the land to the owner. In the process of promoting the criminal division, when they were on their way, they blocked the way. After leaving, local scholars built ancestral temples to worship them. Back in the capital, shangsishu was named "Zhengda discipline to show the law", "Jieyi Chongqing to show the constitution", "strict inspection and inspection to repair ceremony" and "forbidding illegal activities to practice".

It was praised by the emperor and adopted by the emperor. In the 16th year of Jiajing (1537), Diannan court tried. In 1539, he was changed to be the censor of Jiangxi Road in Nanjing. At that time, powerful eunuchs took the women of the people as concubines. Libin arrested them and punished them according to the law. In the 22nd year (1543), he moved to Fujian according to chasi. In the 26th year (1547), he was promoted to the right Councilor of the Chief Secretary of Guizhou Province, and all the bad practices of private levying pan faction and harming the common people were eliminated. In 1550, he was transferred to Huguang for consultation, and then asked to return home. He has been living in the West Lake for more than 20 years. At Qiaotou by the lake, a memorial archway is erected. In the 35th year of Jiajing (1556), he donated money to rebuild the west new bridge, and proposed the gentry to donate money. In response, the bridge was completed. He is the author of "official travel grass" and "outline of public security". He died at home at the age of 74. They were worshipped in the ancestral hall of the local sages.