普善寺 - Shalu District

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Satay Papora takes a waterfall story library

Shalu Pingpu tribe shoots waterfall

Pushan Temple in Luoquanli, Shalu District, also known as Tongxing Gongzu Temple, is an aboriginal temple that worships the ancestors of Papora in Pingpu. In the 67th year of the Republic of China (1978), the Zhongqi Road in Taichung Port was widened. At that time, dozens of burlap human bones were excavated, which was determined to be the remains of the ancestors buried by the Pura people, because the indigenous people had the custom of burying their loved ones under their beds or by the door. A large number of bones excavated in batches were concentrated and buried behind the Pushan Temple. On the first floor of Pushan Temple, the ancestral tablets of the Pappula tribe moved to the North and South Society of Shanshan, and the second floor was dedicated to the Tibetan King Bodhisattva and Xuantian God. Every year on the 2nd day of the lunar calendar on August 2 is the New Year of the Paola tribe, the tribe will hold ancestor sacrifices here, and the sacrifices prepared are mainly 5 or multiples of 5, usually 5 raw pork, 5 scaled raw fish, 5 Pieces of dried beans, 15 rice balls and a bottle of rice wine. During the festival, the main priest had to squeeze a handful of fish scales, a handful of rice and rice wine, and read the word of blessing to worship the ancestors. After the worship ceremony was completed, women in traditional costumes danced and danced in front of the temple to express the joyous atmosphere of the Pula people.