四張犁開漳聖王廟 - Beitun District

I don't know why, here is very calm inside, thank God for mercy

The first old temple in Si Zhangli, very retro

Grew up here! ! When I was young, I really liked to run here to play

There is a two-hundred-year-old Kaizhang Shengwang Temple on the Sizhangli Old Street. It was built in 1810 during the Jiaqing period. It has preserved more than 100 years of wooden frame, incense burner, plaque, space and roof. It is not like a large temple with a large front porch. There is only a gap between the house and the house as the entrance. It is as small as Moru Lane. It has a bitter story. When the ancestors of the temple owner built this temple, the land was originally private. Before his death, he did not explain how to donate it to the public as public land or other treatment methods. As a result, the descendants used private land to hold the land until after the restoration. The vacant land and the left and right guarding dragons were sold, and the local believers and the committee kept begging not to sell them. Unfortunately, the vacant land ahead was still covered with houses, leaving gaps in the original large temple yard. @Building status: The temple used to have left and right guarding dragons. There was no Sanchuan Hall, but a wooden Sanchuan pavilion. At present, there is only the main hall. The wooden frame of the Qing Dynasty period is completely preserved in the main hall. The beam structure is adopted. The frame has 3 links and 5 melons. The melons are made of delicious golden melons. They are fat and fat. It is a standard Zhangzhou-style temple. It can be seen that the temple was in the past. It's so huge, but unfortunately the supporting wood between the pillars and the beams of the building frame is gone, and the front port corridor still has the Doric column that was renovated during the Japanese occupation.

It is rare to have such an old general temple inside such a deep alley, and the precious cultural assets on private land hope to continue to be preserved!