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The Sankeng Old Street in Longtan, Taoyuan City is known as "Longtan First Street". In the 9th year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1744 AD), Han people moved into the reclamation. harm. Studies have also pointed out that the Hakka ethnic groups who originally lived in the Taipei Basin in the 12th to 21st years of Qing dynasty (1832-1841 AD) moved to Sankengzi due to the fighting between the Fujian and Keqiangs, and began to build Yongfu Palace; "Longtan Township" is recorded as Qing Seven years of Daoguang (1827 AD), dedicated to the Three Realms (three officials emperor).

One of the temples I visited very often was worshipped by Emperor Shanguan. Because I didn’t know what the main god was in the temple, I asked the temple staff to get a detailed and enthusiastic explanation. Hakka temples will have memorial tablets for righteous people.

Reposted from Wikipedia Yongfu Palace was founded in the 9th year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1744). It is the earliest temple in Sankengzai. It was originally dedicated to the King of Sanshan. It was the center of faith in the early Jinshanai reclamation area. (According to Taoyuan County Chronicles Volume 3 Political Affairs Chronicles Construction Articles). Yongfu Palace, formerly known as Sankengzai Yongfu Palace, is located at No. 66 Sankengzi Old Street, Sankengli, Longtan District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The original master worshipped the King of Sanshan, and later the Emperor of Sanguan, accompanied by the King of Sanshan, as well as the King of Kaizhang, Emperor Wenchang, Guanyin Bodhisattva, Zhusheng Empress, and Zhongyi Minye [1]. The Hakka people who worship the Three Officials in the temple are called "Sanjie Ye", and the people of Southern Fujian are called "Sanjie Gong." After hundreds of years of establishment, Yongfu Palace has undergone three relocations. It moved to its current location in 1924 in the 13th year of the Republic of China (Taisho). The original belief circle was an important belief center in Sankengli, Jiaanli, and Dapingli, Longtan District.

The whole temple is tidy up. After entering the door, an aunt will enthusiastically tell you how to go about the worship process, 5 worship areas, which one to worship first and so on. The roof of the temple is a skylight with remote control, which is opened for smoke and ventilation. Abo's operation surprised me. It was the first time I saw it. There is a transparent cabinet in the temple where the poems are drawn by lot. After comparing the lottery with the explanation in the book, it is a little rewarding. The only downside: although the toilet is clean, the space is very small, and it is not easy for people over 155 cm