興珍宮

Holy land for the soul ~ family peace, happiness, happiness. …

A hundred years of quiet land blessing the villagers, it is truly God. Clean and solemn, the belief center of the people is really worthy of belief.

Xingzhen Palace is located next to No. 27, Lane 50, Wugong 3rd Road, Wugu Industrial Zone, facing Xinghua Public Enclosure, and diagonally opposite is the Xinghua Elementary School. Although the temple site belongs to Xinzhuang City, both the temple and the believers are from Hometown (Wugu) moved. Yuan Jian was built in Qianlong (1760), and was built in Shulintou, Xingzhibao, Danshui Hall. In the 33rd year of the Republic of China, it was temporarily relocated to Anfeng because of the impact of the fort. After the restoration of Taiwan in the 34th year of the Republic of China, villagers raised funds to rebuild the original site of the palace. In the 73rd year of the Republic of China, it was delineated by the area of ​​the second flood control road. After being demolished according to law, there were eight years in the re-habitation workshop. Although the government allocated land in the rezoning area of ​​Luzhou, believers and villagers think that it is not suitable for construction. The palace was discussed by the chairman Chen Peigen, committee member Zhang Shi, Chen Pingzhang, Chen Enman, Chen Yibin, Chen Jintu, Chen Jianzhi, Huang Xinying, Ye Wanyi, etc. and was sold by Hong Yunke, Zhang Jinzai, Chen Jinjin, Zhou Jinxiong, Ye Xiangxiang, Ye Sheng, Yang Dexing and the believers in the village raised money and donated money to negotiate the purchase of the land at the current site and the reconstruction of this palace, dedicated to the statue of wood carving. Temple Association "Xingling has a sense of harmony with the blessings and treasures, no doubt the family only grows virtue." (Interview with Mr. Tsai Yu-nan 90.5.20) (Records of Wugu Township Land Temple) There are still precious stone monuments in the temple, and the "Reconstruction of the Xingzhen Palace Stele" established by Qianlong in the 1990s (1760).

A place where spiritual meditation gains peace I really like the peaceful atmosphere here