Chenghua Emperor
Early records of Shipai Village can be tracked back to the Song dynasty. In 1273, ancestor Dong Yilong () and his family migrated from Nanxiong to where the village locates today, which later on developed into small hamlet called "Dongcun" (). With the population growth, Dong's descendants moved to higher land, which was located on the north-western side of "Miaobiangang" (). Then, descendants of surname Chi () who had lived in "Xiankeqiang" () for nearly 100 years moved to the north-eastern side of "Miaobiangang" (). Gradually, two places of Dong and Chi merged into one and finally during the reign of the Chenghua Emperor in the Ming dynasty (1465–1487), the name of the hamlet was changed as "Miaobiangang".