Qian Liu
Qian Liu died in 932 and was succeeded as the ruler of Wuyue by his son Qian Chuanguan (who then changed his name to Qian Yuanguan), who, at that time, did not assume the title of king that Qian Liu had used. Qian Yuanguan put Pi Guangye in charge of Zhendong Circuit. In 937, when Qian Yuanguan reclaimed the title of king, he commissioned Pi, as well as Cao Zhongda and Shen Song, chancellors. Pi became responsible for drafting much of the law and the ceremonial regulations of the state.