良德堂

1. Turkurangde Hall is a Chapel of the Longhua School of Zhai Religion, which belongs to the branch of Taihua Dehua Church (Tainan Dehua Church-> Xikou Dehe Church-> Beigang Cide Church> Turku Liangde Church). 2. Origin: Zhaijiao, also known as Zhaizong, originated from Luo Zu in the Ming Dynasty of China and was introduced to various places in Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty. The practice is characterized by vegetarianism, no shaving, and no monk clothes. It was regarded as a school of Buddhism during the Japanese occupation in Taiwan, and the fixed building where the Zhai religion held ceremonies and ceremonies was called the Zhaitang, which was also different from the rocks and temples of general Buddhism. 3. History: After the Longhua School of Zhai was introduced to Taiwan in the Qing Dynasty, it established three halls of Huashan, Deshan (demolished in 1918), and Dehua successively under the administration of the Longhua School of Changle County, Fuzhou, the mainland. The naming of Hou Zhai Church is extended to the three churches of the mother church, "good", "hua", "de", and other words. 4. Inheritance: "Tainan Dehua Church" is divided into Jiali Cide Church, "Xikou Dehe Church", Guiren Tonghua Church, Shanhua Church, Shande Church, Guanmiao Mingde Church. "Xikou Dehe Church" is divided into Minxiong Dehe Church and "Beigang Cide Church". "Beigang Cide Church" is divided into Chiayi Jingde Church, Xikou Cide Church, Dongshi Shande Church, Mailiao Chengde Church, and "Turkur Liangde Church".