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Puzi (朴子) is a county-administered city on Niuchou River in western Chiayi County and serves as the seat of the Chiayi County Council. The city takes its name from Phoh-á-kha (樸仔腳), literally “under the hackberry tree”, referring to the spot where a Mazu statue brought from Fujian became too heavy to move, prompting worshippers to build what is now Peitian Temple (配天宮). The temple’s name was granted by imperial edict through the intercession of Wang De-lu, the Qing general buried in nearby Liujiao. During Japanese rule Puzi served as the administrative center of Tōseki District (東石郡); the former county office and Shinto shrine remain, along with the shell of the historic Rongchang Theater.
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Puzi Dongya Hotel (朴子東亞大旅社), Niutiaowan Jisheng Hospital (牛挑灣吳杯初濟生病院), Puzi Martial Arts Hall (朴子武德殿), Puzi Rixin Hospital (朴子日新醫院), Puzi Railway Station (朴子車站), Puzi Peitian Temple (朴子配天宮), Jiayidian Cultural and Creative Settlement (嘉藝點水道頭文創聚落), Dexing Village (德興里), Puzi Waterworks Distribution Tower (朴子水道配水塔), Dongshi County Office (朴子東石郡役所), Puzi Animal Spirit Monument (朴子獸魂碑), Niutiaowan Theater (牛挑灣戲院), Puzi Liming Theater (朴子黎明大戲院), Puzi Donghe Theater (朴子東和戲院), Puzi Qingmu Surgical Clinic (朴子清木外科診所), Puzi Shi Family House (施家朴子古厝), and Niutiaowan Long’an Temple (朴子牛挑灣龍安宮).
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