興隆寺

It’s a quiet temple.

historic Buddhist temple

Grandpa and grandma calmly

Full of quiet and leisure, available for ancestral tablets

Qing tide monuments, a number of years planting pots can watch!

The temples designated by the grandfather’s family must come back to Purdue every year.

Xinglong Temple was built in the 13th year of Taisho (1924). It was proposed by the believers of Xinying Shen Formation and Tianshuiji and Wangzhi of Shanshang Township to build the temple. At the beginning, only the temple of the Buddha and the temple houses on both sides were built. Monk apprentice Miao Yuan praises Master An to come to serve as abbot of Kaishan. Master Song An has a rigorous practice and solemn discipline. After years of painstaking management, the temple business is flourishing, and the temple capacity has gradually grown. Showa 12 (1937), originally planned to build an apse, was stopped due to the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese war. In the 37th year of the Republic of China (1948), Master Song'an felt completely dead, and his disciples Wei Gong and Wei Ding inherited the inheritance of the first masters, reorganized the Xinglong Temple, rebuilt the building, and added open mountain halls, kitchens, and waterways. In the 52nd year of the Republic of China (1963), the Noble Hall and the Seven Pagodas were built, and a crematorium was set up. In the 56th year of the Republic of China (1967), the palace of the Jizo King was rebuilt, and it became the current appearance of Xinglong Temple.

2022-03-17 (Four) Xinglong Temple was built in the 13th year of Taisho (1924). It was proposed by Xinying Shen Group, Tianshuiji, Wang Zhi and other believers in Shanshangxiang. At the beginning, only the Buddha Hall and the temple houses on both sides were built. After the completion, we respectfully invited Master Song An, the disciple of the monk Miaoyuan, the abbot of Chishan Longhuyan, to serve as the abbot of Kaishan. In the 12th year of the Showa era (1937), it was originally planned to build an apse, but it was stopped due to the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War. In the 37th year of the Republic of China (1948), Master Song'an passed away, and his disciples Wei Gong and Wei Dingbing the legacy of their predecessors, rebuilt the Xinglong Temple, renovated the building, and added Kaishan Hall, kitchen room, waterway, etc. In the 52nd year of the Republic of China (1963), the Daxiong Palace and the Seven Pagodas were rebuilt, and a crematorium was set up. In the 56th year of the Republic of China (1967), the Ksitigarbha Palace was rebuilt to form the present appearance of Xinglong Temple.