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| Lin, Yi | Lin, Ke-Ming | Yang, Cheng | Jheng, Cuei-Pai | Cai, Lin | Cai, Pu-Jhih | Cai, Guang-Wu |
| Jhang, Bang-Yan | You, Ming-Jhen | Jheng, Ying-Jhou | Huang, Chuan-Wu |
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Name：Lin, Yi |
| Place of Birth：Tongan County Fujian Province |
| Place of Activity：Beilu Tiansing County |
| Category：Historical figures |
| Specialty：no |
| Educational Background：no |
| Experience：no |
| Contribution：was the first developer in Soalian and Douliumen |
| Work：no |
| Award：no |
| Association：no |
| Description：After Zheng, Cheng-Gon got back Taiwan; he copied the traditional methods of educating soldiers to farm Ying-Pan Tian and carried out Tun-Tian System. He requested all executives and soldiers to develop farms. Tun-Tian system divided into two parts: north and south. South parts included the southern part of the Tainai County, Kaohsiung City, Kaohsiung County and Pingtung County. North parts included the northern part of Tainai County, Chiayi County, Yunlin County area. There is a place named Ying-Pan garden in Linnei Jioucyonglin Village and was developed by the third troop Lin, Sih. Lin, Sih Plain (today is in Nantou County Chushang Township) has Lin, Sih cemetery, now still conserved in the Chushang Township and listed the national third historic conservation spot. |
| Contact：no |
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