民雄慶誠宮 - Minxiong Township

It's a special feeling the first time you enter Feels like a bad magnetic field is being driven away from the body Thanks God bless ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Qingcheng Palace, formerly known as Mazu Palace, was built during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty and has a history of two to three hundred years. According to legend, when Emperor Jiaqing traveled to Taiwan, he arrived at Minxiong, who was called the "cat-catcher" in ancient times. He was grateful for the blessing of the "Mother of Heaven" and bestowed materials for temple construction and sent a famous Chinese temple builder to Taiwan to build it. Therefore, it is also the only Mazu temple in Taiwan that was entrusted by Emperor Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty. She worships the "aunt" and has a high deity status. It is not only the center of faith in the Minxiong area, but also a holy temple for the followers of Mazu in the three counties of Yun and Jia. On March 17 of the 39th year of the Meiji era (1906), the Qingcheng Palace was destroyed by a major earthquake. The temple site was forcibly used as road land by the Japanese government. Mazu had to temporarily worship the apse of the Dashiye Temple in Minxiong Township. Mazu does not have his own palace to sit in, which has always made believers feel helpless. Every year when Mazu’s birthday is around, when the mikoshi arrives at the old temple, she wanders around and reluctant to leave; Mazu has also repeatedly used her to give decree or surrender in a sedan chair. Poetry conveys the hope that it can be rebuilt within a hundred years. In 1988 (1999), believers organized a reconstruction committee to actively raise funds for the temple. It lasted 5 years and was finally completed.

Minxiong hit the cat Qingcheng Palace ~ Stepping into the magnetic field in the temple ~ I feel bad around me ~ I was driven away from my body ~ Thank you for the blessing of the Holy Mother ~ Give people a response...

It has a long history to worship Mazu. There are algae wells in all temples. You can watch them carefully and burn incense to pray.

Follow the Mazu passport again to the Qingcheng Palace in Minxiong Town. Although the statues of Mazu enshrined in each temple are very different, the same is the compassion of Mazu who loves the people. The temple also sincerely pays a visit! …

Located in the center of Minxiong Old Street, with a quiet atmosphere amidst the liveliness! There is a small parking lot.