Changhua Guandi Temple

Guan Sheng Dijun Temple on Changhua Minzu Road is located in the most lively area of ​​Changhua City. It is the center of local residents' lives and beliefs. After being raged by a fire before, it restored its solemn appearance after renovation.

Sincerely pray ??, Guan Shengdijun will come to bless, the disciples and parents are healthy and eat two hundred and two, and the house is diligent and sensible! The family in the house is safe and happy!

I came across this temple on my journey to the south. After entering, I felt a very quiet feeling, and then I went to worship, and the incense was flourishing.

The original site of the Guandi Temple in Changhua is located in the south gate of Changhua City. It was built in the 13th year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1735), while the current Guandi Temple was relocated to the present site in the fifth year of Jiaqing (1800) in the Qing Dynasty. The temple is dedicated to Emperor Guan Sheng, Emperor Wenchang, the God of Wealth, Zhoufu General, Prince Guan Ping and Chenghuangye, etc. The style inherits the architectural form of the official martial arts temple of the Qing Dynasty, showing a simple combination of regulations and simple and unadorned carvings. gorgeous. Guandi Temple was built by the government. The layout is a temple with three entrances and two courtyards. It is mostly painted lacquer, and there is no colorful painting. There are many stone steles and plaques from the Qing Dynasty preserved in the temple. The location is northwest and southeast. . Such an orientation is indeed a special case among the major Guandi temples in Taiwan. The temple houses the only "Blue Dragon Yanyue Broadsword" in Taiwan.

On the lively ethnic road, there is a private parking lot next to it!

Changhua Guandi Temple was built in the 13th year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty It is a national tertiary monument Lord Guan Di Shengjun

It was built in the thirteenth year of Emperor Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1735 AD), and was promoted by Qin Shiwang, the magistrate of Changhua County; when it was built in the twenty-sixth year of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1761 AD), a monument was erected to commemorate it; The appearance of the temple is that it was relocated to the current site in the fifth year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (AD 1800), and later in the ninth year of Daoguang (AD 1829), the magistrate of Li Tingbi, and the forty-three years of Meiji during the Japanese occupation period (AD 1910), Showa five years. Year (1930 AD) and several renovations after the Restoration, it has become the existing temple appearance today. In 2017, there was a fire, and the apse was completely destroyed.