An obscure temple on the outskirts of Beigang built to venerate Yan Siqi (顏思齊), an early Han Chinese settler and pirate nicknamed the Pioneer King of Taiwan (開台王). He is credited with founding several villages in the Beigang area in the early 1620s. The temple itself was built around 2006 and contains several other unusual deities. It is located in Shuilin, Yunlin.
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- Temple Culture in Taiwan (台灣的寺廟文化)
- European Colonial Era Taiwan (荷西統治時期)
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