Display substrate, liquid crystal display panel having the same, and method of manufacturing the liquid crystal display panel

A liquid crystal display panel comprising:

• a display substrate including a pixel electrode, the pixel electrode including
• a plurality of first electrode portions disposed at a first interval in the first sub-pixel area on the base substrate, the first electrode portion having a first width;
• a plurality of second electrode portions disposed at a second interval in the second sub-pixel area on the base substrate, the second electrode portion having a second width, wherein the first width of the first electrode portion is different from the second width of the second electrode portion, or the first interval between adjacent first electrode portions in the first sub-pixel area is different from the second interval between adjacent second electrode portions in the second sub-pixel area, a boundary defined by terminal ends of the first electrode portions in the first sub-pixel area and by terminal ends of the second electrode portions in the second sub-pixel area having a substantially rectangular shape, the terminal ends of the first electrode portions connect opposite sides of the first electrode portions defining the first width, and the terminal ends of the second electrode portions connect opposite sides of the second electrode portions defining the second width;
• a first connection electrode portion electrically and directly connected to the first electrode portions and the second electrode portions;
• and
• a second connection electrode portion extending in a direction which intersects the first connection electrode portion and does not overlap a storage line,
• wherein the first and second electrode portions extend in different directions from the first and second connection electrode portions and define a plurality of domains,
• an opposite substrate facing the display substrate, the opposite substrate including a common electrode;
• and
• a liquid crystal layer interposed between the display substrate and the opposite substrate.