新化朝天宮 - Xinhua District

One of the faith centers in Xinhua District

One of the local faith centers, the Mazu Luang sedan chair is in charge of women.

Thanks to the temple for their diligence in providing solemn faith centers for believers

The cut package in front of the temple is a daily breakfast

Chaotian Palace is located at the triangle window of the crossroads. The traffic is very convenient. It is one of the local beliefs of Xinhua. The incense is very prosperous.

Lord sacrifices to the heavenly Virgin, very peaceful on weekdays

It is a two-story building that worships the Virgin Mary in the sky. The left and right halls on the second floor are dedicated to Emperor Wenchang.

Chaotian Palace is a common "eight-guarantee temple" in the eight districts of Xinhua Street. It is commonly known as "Mazu Palace". It worships the Mother of Heaven and enshrines the Jade Emperor God, the Three Officials, the Southern Star, the Big Dipper, and the Guanyin Bodhisattva. , Zhang Tianshi, Emperor Shennong, Emperor Huo Dexing, Emperor Cangjie, Emperor Wenchang, God of Wealth, Lady Linshui, Zhusheng Empress, Hua Gong, Hua Po, Moon Husband, Gu Hua Boy, Thirty-Six Palace Mother, Dou Lao Yuan Jun , Fude Zhengshen, Clairvoyance, Shunfeng Ear, Great Sage, Tiger Lord, Black Tiger General, Tai Sui Xing Monarch, Hidden Light Palace Inner Bi Xing Monarch, Dongming Palace Outer auxiliary Xing Monarch, Wang Changtong, Zhao Shengtong, etc. There are two theories about the time when the temple was built. According to the "Tainan Prefecture Temples and Temples", Chaotian Temple was founded in the Qing Emperor Kangxi Bingwu Year (1666). It was brought into Taiwan by Zheng Chenggong's army and settled in Damujiang. The statue of the Virgin in heaven can be proved. According to the "Overview of Taiwanese Temples", the temple was built in the 12th year of Jiaqing (1807), and the Chaotian Temple Mazu Temple was built near the former name "Zhuzao". In the first year of Tongzhi (1862), the temple was destroyed by a major earthquake. Later, believers in the "Taiwo" donated the site of the present temple. In the 15th year of the Taisho era (1926), the temple was relocated to the current site, and the relocation was completed in 1927. In the 35th year of the Republic of China (1946), due to the great earthquake, the front hall was toppled and only the apse was left. It was not until the 61st year of the Republic of China (1972) that the construction was discussed and completed in the Republic of China 63 (1974), and the first Jiayin Section was completed. .