How did General Li Shunchen die?

Korean version: 1598 12 In the naval battle in Lvliang, the joint fleet composed of Chen Lin and others defeated the enemy fleet, but was killed while chasing the fleeing enemy. . . The one in China: Li Shunchen (1499— 1559), whose name is Wei Cunju, is from Lique Village, Le 'an County (now Guangrao). In the second year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1523), he won the first prize (Huiyuan), was a scholar, and was the official to Taibu Temple. Li Shunchen once offended the emperor by opposing "Li Xingda" and was given a scepter. He is knowledgeable, proficient in classics and history, and has unique opinions. His poems and essays are also called contemporary masterpieces, and they are as famous as the famous scribes Li Zhonglu and Li Mengyang. There are as many as 19 kinds of works in his life. At that time, the famous writer Wang Shizhen published his anthology. The Records of Le 'an County compiled in the 25th year of Jiajing (1546) followed those of Ming and Qing Dynasties.

In the third year of Mu Zong's stay in Qin Long in the Ming Dynasty (1569), Li Shunchen was given as the hometown of sacrificial burial. With the help of Shiyang, Shi Hu, Shima, stone pillars and huabiao, it became famous in the village. Li Shunchen's Tomb is located in Liqie Village, Liqie Town, away from the county seat 12.