建順宮 (媽祖廟)

Zhang Wu, two mazus, and six-bedroom heavenly virgin

History: The master of the Jianshun Palace in Caigualiao worshipped the two Mazus of Zhang and Wu. It was originally the aunt of Wujiazhuang in Quanzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. The spirit manifested and was highly worshipped by the Zhuang people, and he built a pagoda in Quanzhou for more than 400 years. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the residents of Zhangquan asked for a golden body to come to Taiwan to settle in Caigualiao, Xiqili, which is now the 17th Fenliao, to reclaim and settle down to protect the place. Dounan Caigualiao Jianshun Palace Zhang Wu two Mazu historical sites Zhang Mazu, whose surname is Zhang Minglan, was born in Zhangjia Village, Nanjiang County, Fujian Province on the 15th day of the first month of the 14th year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty in 1502. Wu Mazu, whose surname was Wu, was named Xiumei. She was born in Wujiazhuang, Quanzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province on March 29, the first year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty in 1506. She and Zhang Mazu were aunts and family. The two aunts and sisters-in-law are close to neighbors, respect filial piety and respect, learn Buddhism, cultivate the mind and cultivate nature, and have a good relationship with the Buddha. On August 3rd of the 38th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty in 1560, the sky suddenly covered with dark clouds and strong winds. It happened that the two aunts and sisters were working in the fields. To avoid the wind and rain, they hid in the trunk of a century-old banyan tree nearby. The tree cave closed, so the two aunts were able to ascend to heaven at the same time, and the sky was cleared in an instant. After a few years, the two aunts entrusted their dreams to Zhuangmin many times, saying that they had been extradited to the Buddhist world by the first Buddha. Zhengguo. Since then, the gods of the two aunts and sisters have manifested to protect the residents of Quanzhou, live and work in peace and contentment, and are highly worshipped by the villagers, so they negotiated to make the two aunts in gold and call them Zhang and Wu Mazu, and build a memorial tower in Quanzhou. Aunt Tower as a souvenir. After more than four hundred years, this sister-in-law tower still stands in Quanzhou area. In 1607, the plague occurred in Tangshan in the thirty-fourth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty. The local residents escaped from the plague. Seventeen of them brought their families and invited two mazus, Zhang and Wu, to come to Taiwan to settle down and cultivate and cultivate. Settle in the area, claiming to be 17 Fenliao, which is now called "Caigualiao".