| Place of Birth |
Zhongzheng Village
|
| Living Areas |
Taiwan |
| Category |
Special Talents of Military Affairs |
| Specialties |
Martial Art, Art of War |
| Educational Attainment |
Unknown
|
| Experiences |
Second child of Lin Xun. His
grandfather was a wealthy man in Dali. Thanks to the contribution
of Sun Wen-cha to the country, he was employed as a political
advisor and Zhen Wei General by the Government. Bon on September
14th, 1752, he lost his father at 2 and was raised by his mother
Lin Huan Rui-niang. At the age of 6, his grandfather was influenced
by Lin Shuang-wen Affair, which caused the family into a miserable
situation. He moved to Jiayin Village in Wufeng with his brother
Qiong-yao and mother. The three depended on one another and
were very often in tough situations.
After the affair was stabilized, he moved to A Zhao Wu with
his mother and engaged in trade after he was older and managed
the family. However, his income could only sustain the daily
needs. One night, Meng She Gong told him: ¡§I admire your filial
piety and good deeds. There are twelve pieces of gold under
my seat for you. You shall work hard with the gold. He went
to Dalidai Village and dropped by Yiou She Gong Shrine. He went
into the Shrine, worshipped and did find out the gold. He brought
back the gold with a sincere heart.
Lin Jia-yin initiated his business with the gold and was very
successful. At that time, A Zhao Wu was the place for the ¡§aborigines¡¨
with fertile lands. Yet, these aborigines were lazy and did
not know how to plow and left the lands desolate. He bought
the lands and made more profits on them. In the meantime, he
felled the trees and made charcoal to make more income. His
brother, Qiong-yao, already moved to Liuxunan Village next to
A Zhao Wu. The two brothers often saw each other and shed tears
when talking about the past.
Since then, the annual income could reach 400 thousand liters
or crops. In October 1837, he ordered his children to setup
their own businesses and families for the future scions. Lin
Jia-yin died on December 16th, 1838 at the age of 57. His wife,
Madame Dong, gave birth to three sons¡Xfirst one Ding-ban, second
Dian-guo and third Zhen-xiang. She was with virtuous characteristics
to help her husband and raise the children. |
| Contributions |
Reclaim Azhaowu |
| Works |
no |
| Awards |
no |
| Groups Joined |
no |
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