
Kunci Hall
Kunci Hall was originally the site of a Shinto shrine within the Luye immigrant village during the Japanese colonial period. After Taiwan's retrocession, the Japanese repatriated the deities enshrined in the shrine back…
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Kunci Hall was originally the site of a Shinto shrine within the Luye immigrant village during the Japanese colonial period. After Taiwan's retrocession, the Japanese repatriated the deities enshrined in the shrine back to Japan. Local residents then enshrined the Earth God (Tudigong) at the original shrine site. In 1953, local devotees invited Mazu to be enshrined. By 1958, the command banner of the Golden Mother of the Jade Pond (Yaochi Jinmu) was also welcomed and enshrined.
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