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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, Ke-Ming |
| Place of Birth：Lins' Lane Village Jhaoan County Fujian Province |
| Place of Activity：Jhuoluo County Touliuman |
| Category：Historical figures |
| Specialty：no |
| Educational Background：no |
| Experience：no |
| Contribution：was the first developer in Meilin and Pingting |
| Work：no |
| Award：no |
| Association：no |
| Description：HuShanYan Buddha Temple worships Lin, Ke-Ming who cut into the mountains. Lin, Ke-Ming, named Yong-bin, was born in 1666 (Kangxi 15 year), Lin-Chia Lane in Fujian Zhaoan. He was the ancestor in Meilin (today is the Meilin Villiage in Touliu City), Haifenglun (today is the Bade Villiage), Pingding Jhuang (today is the Linnei Township Pingding Village) and the Lin founder in Meilin. Meilin, which was developed by Lin, Ke-Ming, from thorny under-growth, became fertile farmland. Ken-Ming was the leader. The people from the hometown to Taiwan, they stayed in Meilin more. Area included: east was from Hushan, west ended in Binzaitou and south was from the Sinjhuang and north ended in Liyutou. The farmland was more than hundreds Jia (One Jia is equal to 9700 square meter.). The Lins developed the place around Linnei Pingting. |
| Contact：no |
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