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Kaiji Wu Temple, commonly known as Xiaoguandi Temple, is located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, Taiwan. It is a temple dedicated to Emperor Wenheng (Guan Yu). The front hall (original main hall) of the temple was announced as a municipal monument in Tainan, and the registered name is the original main hall of Kaiji Wu Temple. The couplet in front of the shrine: "When you enter this temple, you have to leave this temple. Mo bastard kowtows; the people of Baisi have to learn from the people, and they must carefully read their hearts."

Kaiji Wu Temple, Kaiji Wu Temple is located in the center of Tainan. It was established in the early Ming Dynasty and Yongli. It was the first Guandi Temple built in Taiwan. The old Tainan people called it Guandi Harbor. During World War II, it was attacked by Zhu Rong again, and the only remaining ancient buildings left the original main hall, so the name of the registered monument is the original main hall of Kaiji Wu Temple. According to legend, the opening of the Jiwu Temple was originally when Zheng Chenggong’s ministry invited the statue to Taiwan from the mainland, and people worshipped at the original site. It has been expanded to this day. There are stone tablets and thought-provoking plaques handed down from the Qing Dynasty in the temple, especially the couplet in front of the shrine to persuade people to be kind. The implication is that it illustrates the history of the temple. There are neat and huge door nails on its gate, which is learned. Normally, it can only be owned by temples that enshrine ceremonies. It is different from ordinary temples that can only paint door gods. In front of the eaves of Sanchuan Temple, there is a rare Hanfan carrying the corner of the house. , is the evidence of old buildings. Located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, Taiwan, it is a temple dedicated to Emperor Wen Heng (Guan Yu). The front hall (original main hall) of the temple was announced as a municipal monument in Tainan, and the registered name is the original main hall of Kaiji Wu Temple.

Kaiji Wu Temple is dedicated to Emperor Wen Heng (Guan Yu). The front hall (original main hall) of the temple has been announced as a municipal monument in Tainan, and the registered name is the original main hall of Kaiji Wu Temple; the special "guan" word tiledang and "kaiji Wu Temple" dripping tablets show the degree of modern cherishment of it. It was first built in the Ming and Zheng period. In the 16th year of Ming Yongli (AD 1662), Zheng Chenggong invited two statues of Guan Shengdijun to Taiwan from the Tonghuai Guanyue Temple in Jinjiang County, Quanzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province. In three years (1669 AD), in front of the port in Xidingfang, Chengtianfu, a grass hut was built to enshrine the statues of gods. Later, due to the increasing number of worshippers, funds were raised to build a temple at the current site, becoming the first Guandi Temple built in Taiwan. Named "Kaiji Wu Temple", it worships Guan Gong as well as the later Sidian Wu Temple, but with a smaller area, so the people's worship position is low, so the residents call this temple "Xiao Guandi Temple". The plaques and other cultural relics preserved in the Kaijiwu Temple are also quite rich. The stone pillars in front of the gate are engraved ~ in the 23rd year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1818 AD). Inscription on the Gold Stele Donated by a Gentleman in a Suburban Shop." The oldest surviving cultural relics are the "Hengwen Tianque" plaque presented by believers in the Wu Temple in the 41st year of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1776 AD), and the "Xingdao" plaque of the 11th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1806 AD), which was made in the 2nd year of Guangxu ( 1876 ​​AD) "Lirenji" plaque and other ancient