Xiluo Guangfu Temple Introduction
Luoyang Fushen Laodama Xiluo Guangfu Temple is dedicated to Ma Zu, commonly known as Xin Street Laodama. The faith community encompasses 120 villages and settlements in Yunlin and Changhua. The grand temple was rebuilt during the Showa period under Japanese rule and was constructed by renowned craftsmen such as Wang Huoai, Chen Tianqi, Guo Xinlin, Jiang Jinxiu, and Liao Wu, making it a designated historical site in Yunlin County. The incense offerings: It is said that in the early Qing Dynasty, immigrants from mainland China came to Taiwan and settled in Xiluo Street in the Yunlin area. The Guangdong and Fujian clans from the Luoyang region pooled resources to build the temple to venerate the Holy Mother, naming it Guangfu Temple (the stone ancestral incense burner bears the inscription: "Guangfu Tiang Shang Sheng Mu, established in the gengyin year of the plum month," which was erected before the temple was built in the sixteenth year of the Qianlong reign). Commonly referred to as: Luoyang Ma, Xiluo Ma, Laodama, Xin Street Laodama.
