開蘭福德廟

The Lanford Temple was opened to worship the gods Di Gong and Di Wu. In the 18th century (the reign of Emperor Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty), people from Chanzhou came to Taiwan from mainland China and served them temporarily to the people. At the beginning of the 19th century (approximately during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty), The Han people reclaimed the Lanyang Plain and reclaimed soil blocks for civilian use to build a Di Gong Temple on the current site. After years of disrepair, the temple fell into disrepair. In 1877 (3rd year of Guangxu, Qing Dynasty), the adobe temple was built by Yang Jinzhi, Xue Aniu, Xue Ashu, Xue Qisheng and other widows. In 1903 (the 36th year of Meiji in Japan), Yang Kaocai, Chen Zhendi, Xue Aliu, Wang Azao, You Shuijia, Lin Yongzai, Li Azhong, Jian Axiang, Chen Atian organized land associations, and the famous three in Luodong Street The Diye Temple (Dian'an Palace), the Matsu Temple (Zhen'an Palace) and the Chenghuang Temple (Cide Temple) are invited to be the pioneers of the land during the parade of water lanterns in the seventh lunar month. At the same time, Fuzhengshen is often "stolen" by people, and after discussion and discussion by the members of the land association, they are chained to shackles. In 1945 (the 34th year of the People's Republic of China), members of the Land Association raised funds to initiate the addition of the temple, which was still in adobe construction. In 1981 (the 70th year of the People's Republic of China), the expanded structure was a red brick building. The scope of the temple was donated by the believers. For example, Yang Kunlong, Yang Kunhai, and Yang Ahui provided the bamboo forest section 239-23 (approximately 0.087 hectares) of fields for unconditional use. In 1986 (the 75th year of the People’s Republic of China) ) And registered with the Yilan County Government. In 1995 (1984), the first management committee was established in response to the government's temple organization and management measures.