永興宮 - Wuri District

Local faith center

monuments

Professional praise

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Fair, under reconstruction

Ancient temple

October 20, 107, Taichung City, Liufang Ma walked around the border

Wuriyongxing Palace, also known as "Fushun General Temple", is said to be built in the 7th year of Jiaqing (1802) and rebuilt in 1959 (1959) of the Republic of China. It has been more than two hundred years, and it is the oldest temple in Xibei. The main hall has three links and five claws. The architectural style is rare. There are ancient plaques "Weiling Hezhuo", ancient incense burners, soft body statues and other cultural relics. Although it has experienced two floods and many reconstructions and repairs, the original structure of the beams and pillars is still intact. The Lantern Festival has been around for hundreds of years. Tangible and intangible assets are worth preserving. Yongxing Palace in Wuri Guangming Village is also known as Xibei Mashegong Temple. Mashegong, also known as General Fushun, was a general of Chen Yuanguang, the king of Kaizhang in the Tang Dynasty. According to legend, he died because of the martyrdom of his protector. The deeds of loyal and brave protector of the Lord are respected by future generations. Known as the patron saint of Zhangzhou people, Yongxing Palace is an ancient temple created during the initial development of the Wuri area in Qianlong reign. It is rich in the regional attributes of Zhangzhou people and is also a rare temple dedicated to Mashe Gong temple in Taiwan. The main god is Fushun generals (Ma Shegong, Ma Gongye), and believers go to the Chinese ancestral temple to pay homage to the ancestors. There are also accompanying gods such as Five Grains Shennong and Fude Zhengshen. Main Service: General Fushun (Ma Shegong, Ma Gongye) Accompanying service: Shennong the Great, Fude Zhengshen References in the year of establishment: The 7th Year of Jiaqing (1802) (Religious Chapter of "Taichung County Chronicles and Residents", Taichung County Government, 2010)