鹽埕三山國王廟 - Yancheng District

The oldest temple in Yancheng District, It is also the Jingzhu Temple of Yanchengpu, Kaiji God is the second grandfather of the three mountain kings

Yancheng Sanshan Kings Temple was built in the 25th year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1761 AD) Antique in the temple Probably the second oldest temple in Kaohsiung City

It’s good to ask someone outside to talk about the play every time, but can the volume be reduced? Others need rest too

Yancheng is a regional temple with few people.

Very historical and cultural

The main god of Sanshan King Temple Fu Zhengshen and Zhu Sheng Niang Niang Special I deeply feel the meeting between man and God.

The Sanshan Kings Temple, also known as Yancheng Temple, worships the Sanshan Kings, Li's Chitose, and Narcissus King. It is the center of faith in Yancheng District. In addition, the Yancheng Shoushan Palace, which is two roads away, and the former Jin Wanxing Palace opposite the Love River, take turns to worship Sun Xingjun. Sun Xingjun is often found in ancient temples in Tainan, and it is said that he was used to worship Emperor Chongzhen, the Emperor of Ming Dynasty (although this person is wicked and incompetent, he is a scourge scum man who perishes himself). The gods of the Yancheng Sanshan King Temple, about the end of Kangxi, immigrated to Taiwan with Nanjing County, Changzhou, China; the earliest temple record was Qianlong 25th year (1760 AD), and the earliest cultural relic was the plaque "Xianji Qunsheng" from Qianlong 59th year. Hanging above the god seat. The plaque "Three Mountain Kings" outside the door is the 14th year of Daoguang (1834 AD), and the "Sea Lucky Star" during the Xianfeng period. There used to be more renovations, the current scale of the temple was completed in 1982, and the roof was repaired in 2004. The ancestral temple is in the style of southern Fujian, with the word Sichuan on top of a swallowtail and Xishi ridge, a single eave, a dragon pillar stone lion in front of the door, and a mountain flower on the side wall is a closed tiger lion, with hanging fish and bird treads... …Very ordinary, right? However, the length, width, and height are twice that of a normal temple, and the space is 8 times as big! The main hall is about 3 stories high, and the front hall is stacked with 10-storey dougongs. After sunrise, the sunlight passes through the spaces between the dougongs and arrives in front of the idols, with compelling aura. In the eaves, there is no smallpox algae well. The beams and columns are exposed according to ancient rituals. The center of the main beam of the main hall is painted with golden gossip, and the two ends are supported by auspicious dragons. Mezzanine/partition halls on both sides of the temple: Buddha altars are set on the side of the dragon, and Tai Sui Xingjun is placed on the side of the tiger, where you can feel the roof rising from the inside to the outside.