Liu Yin, the grandson of Liu Bei, the founder of Shu-Han Dynasty, and Liuli, the eldest son of Wang Li, mourned in Anping. In the seventh year of Yan Xi (AD 244), Liu Li died, and Liu Yin inherited the title of Anping King from his father. In the 19th year of Yan Xi (AD 256), Liu Yin died of illness.

Historical Records of the Three Kingdoms, Volume 34, Shuzhu Feizichuan Temple.

Grandfathers of family members: Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of Shu Han.

Father: Wang Anping Liu Li

Mother: Ma Shi, daughter of a title of generals in ancient times, Liangzhou animal husbandry and Hou Xiang Ma Chao.

Younger brother: Liu Ji, a former Wuyi Hou, was captured by Jing Yao in four years (26 1). After the demise of Shu Han, he moved eastward to Luoyang, served as the captain of CRRC and sealed the township.

Son Liu Cheng, twenty years (257), attacked and died, king of posthumous title.