八德 廣行宮 - Lane 211

Can relax

Very effective Qingshui ancestor~

The first time I was prompted by the temple staff to ban the shooting of the gods in the temple. The only one that could be photographed was "General Korean Dog There is an allusion between the Korean dog general and the landlord in the temple. Please ask the temple authority here

The Bade Guangxing Palace, also known as Bade Qingshuiyan and Bade Ancestral Temple, is dedicated to the monk Qingshui Ancestral Master in Anxi County, Quanzhou, Fujian. It is a ancestral temple that combines Taoism and Buddhism. It was built in 1979. In the 1960s, Taoist Li Jinchang sculpted a statue of the Qingshui Patriarch's ancestral home in Kaohsiung's Jiaxian, and then went to Hualien to open the Luan Hall "Sense Repair Hall" according to the oracle. In 1975, "Gan Xiu Tang" moved from Hualien to Taoyuan Bade Renting House, and began to help the believers. In 1977, it was renamed "Guangxing Palace" because of the sister temple formed with Yuanlin Guangtian Palace. Tan Yue, Cai Wanshu, Wang Tianhuo, etc. donated land and donated gold to build a temple in order to fulfill their wish, which was completed in 1979. Fundraising and reconstruction was initiated in 1991, construction started in 1993, and construction was completed in 1995, costing NT$50 million. There is a plaque inscribed in the temple by the county magistrate Liu Bangyou. In particular, the temple worships a "dog-headed" deity named "Han Dog General". According to legend, Li Jinchang cast a spell to save people in his early years. This dog sacrificed his life on behalf of the party and was enshrined.