Huaichong Temple

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懷忠祠一景
懷忠祠一景

The Huai Chong Shrine was established during the reign of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty. In the spring of the tenth year of Yongzheng's reign (1732), the Pingpu people gathered in force at Dajia West, Dulin, to resist the Qing Dynasty and besiege the county town.

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Huaichong Temple Introduction

Main Deity: Eighteen Martyrs Historical Development: Huai Zhong Shrine is a county-designated historical site, established during the Qing dynasty in the Yongzheng period. In the spring of the tenth year of Yongzheng (1732), the Pingpu people of Dajia West gathered in arms to resist Qing rule and besieged the county town. The provincial general, Lü Ruilin, led troops to quell the unrest, while Zhang Hongzhang, the county magistrate of Tamsui, was patrolling the villages with local militia when he was mistakenly attacked by the local residents, resulting in a sudden gunfire incident. At that time, many of the residents near the Ashu community were immigrants from Guangdong who were farming the land. Hearing that the magistrate was besieged, they rallied the villagers to drive back the Pingpu people, allowing Zhang to escape. It took four months to finally pacify the situation.

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