Completed in 1989 in Hutoushan Park (虎頭山公園), Taoyuan Confucian Temple is the last of Taiwan’s thirteen government-established Confucian temples (官設孔廟). Confucius was previously venerated at nearby Taoyuan Wenchang Temple (桃園文昌廟) from 1968 until the new temple was ready. Notable for its Taoist worship elements, including a Confucius statue in the east hall, which is unusual for Confucian temples in Taiwan.
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- Wikipedia in Chinese (中文維基百科)
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- Temple Culture in Taiwan (台灣的寺廟文化)
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- Taoyuan Wenchang Temple (桃園文昌宮)
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