小西天觀音佛祖廟

History: This temple is dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva. At the earliest origin, there was the deity Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva in the Zhuangshe. Legend: A certain place Avalokitesvara went to lakes and rocks for incense, and passed through the homeland (formerly known as Xinzhuang). Suddenly, the sedan chair seemed to be pressed by a thousand catties of boulders, and the bearer could not move. Drive, just build a temple here to guard the realm! If so, please cite the Three Holy Grails!". After the prayer, there are indeed three holy grails. The believers in this realm will gather to thank the Bodhisattva after hearing the news, be compassionate and benefactor, guard the realm, and the people have discussed building a temple with gold and the temple name is "Xiaoxitian." From the time of the Japanese government, the imperial people’s movement was carried out in the 26th of the Republic of China. The temple was originally planned to be abolished. At that time, Yang Chuanming was in charge of protecting the government. At the request of Yang Chuanming, it was changed to a night school and meeting place. The statues of gods were sparsely entered into the folk worship. Taiwan’s restoration and faith restoration, the chief Yang Chuanming initiated the dove gold, and rebuilt the temple with the materials of the assembly hall, and the statues were welcomed into the seat to restore the view. The temple fell into disrepair for a long time, and the temple was eroded and dilapidated. After the believers requested it to be rebuilt, Yang Chuanming initiated the establishment of a construction management committee. Still sitting on the old site from the south to the north, Jiujin built a new temple, which is now the temple. The temple did not have a management committee (Note: According to the investigation in 1961, the temple did not have a management committee, and now it has a management committee). The relevant ceremonies are all held by the chief furnace owner. , There is a temple to Zhu Yang and to manage, in charge of all temple affairs. Yang He Chenggong the temple's incense field, with more than five cents of land, and the harvested grains are used for temple celebrations and daily expenses.