保生大帝廟 - Tainan City

Known as the Kaitai Baosheng Emperor Temple, it lost its original appearance after several refurbishments. The temple itself cannot be recognized as a monument. However, the Nanhai Bodhisattva statue, the treasure of the temple in the Houdian Town, was renovated in the Republic of China and found that the Ming Dynasty was carved on the back. Cai Baozhen, a disciple of the Wanli Bingchen Year, made words such as 1616. It was forty-five years earlier than Zheng Chenggong’s coming to the stage, which proves that the Temple of the Great Emperor was indeed built during the period of Ming and Zhenzhen (the Dutch occupation period), and is the only ancient temple in the province. In addition, when the former Lord Shen Baosheng was rebuilt in 2010, It was found that the whole body was a soft (movable hands and feet) statues (same as the God of Xuantian in Fucheng Jiuling). According to the carving master, such soft-body statues are rare. There are also 61 wooden spiritual fortunes with a century-old history. In the apse, there are two paintings of ancient ancestor ships sailing to Yangzai Port to berth and land and Baosheng the Great’s selection of a place to build a temple, as a testimony to the history of ancestors’ landing and reclamation. The temple is a two-hall-style building, divided into a front hall and an apse. There is a corridor on the left and right sides. On the upper part of the porch, the words "Da Virtue Proclaims Emperor" and "Protect Me for Longevity" are written. If you see the red archway in the direction of Xinhua via the 20th line of Taiwan, you may wish to turn right and enter the incense to pray for health and safety.

The Great Baosheng Temple in Xinhua Yangzi was formerly known as the "Dao Gong Temple". It was founded in 1624. It was the first temple in Taiwan to enshrine the Emperor Baosheng. It worships the Emperor Baosheng and enshrines the gods Guanshiyin Bodhisattva, Fude Zhengshen, and Zhusheng Empress Wait. More than 300 years ago, the area around Fengrongli, Xinhua, was originally a commercial port where small boats could pass. It was formerly known as "Yangzai Port." The Yangzi Baosheng Emperor Temple was once listed as a Grade 3 monument, but after it was demolished and rebuilt in 1972, the Grade 3 monument listing was deleted.

Baosheng Temple ☆☆☆☆☆ All Taishou Temple quite solemn smooth mood

The first time I saw the Windmill Theatre, it was full of people~

There will be performances from time to time in the open space in front of the temple. Today is a paper windmill, Wu Song loves tigers

Yanggang Emperor’s Palace, formerly known as Dao Gong Temple, Xinhua Baosheng Emperor’s Palace is located in Xinhua District, Tainan City, Taiwan. It is dedicated to Baosheng Emperor. It is also known as Yanggang Emperor’s Palace and Baosheng Emperor’s Temple. It is also commonly known as "Dao Gong Temple". Zhuangmiao where the foreigners live. Because the literature records that it was built in the Dutch period, some scholars believe that it is the first Baosheng Temple in Taiwan, also known as Kaitai Dao Gong~ The Baosheng Emperor’s Palace of Xinhua has been recorded in "Taiwan County Rule" (59th year of Kangxi, 1720) and "Reconstruction of Taiwan County Records" (17th year of Qianlong, 1752), and it is stated that the temple was when the Dutch ruled Taiwan Has been constructed. In addition, the statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva carved with blue bucket stone in the temple is engraved on the back with "Ming Wanli Bingchen Year, made by disciple Cai Baozhen." According to the literature of the Dutch East India Company, around December 1659, due to religious and political factors, the Dutch East India Company moved the residents of the Damujiang District (in today’s Xinhua District) to Newport where there is a priest. The community received better Christian education, and the farmland of Damujiangshe was sold by the Dutch East India Company for 1,500 liers to the Han for farming. Therefore, there were indeed Han activities in the Xinhua area during the Dutch period.

Although I am a Xinhua person, I have only recently stepped into this place for the first time. I came here for "Wusong Loves Tigers" by the Paper Windmill Theater. After watching the show, I turned around and said goodbye.