List of Mazu temples
Taiwan

List of Mazu temples

Section Title: Taiwan
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Official Name	District	County	Notes	Image

English	Chinese

Traditional	Pinyin

Chaotian Temple	朝天宮	Cháotiān Gōng	Beigang	Yunlin	Opened in 1700, repeatedly renovated. Also known as the Tianhou or Tianfei Temple.	Chaotian Temple.JPG

Chi Jin Mazu Temple	天后宮	Tiānhòu Gōng	Qijin	Kaohsiung	Opened in 1673. Also known as the Cijin or Cihou Tianhou Temple.	-

Cide Palace	慈德宮	Cídé Gōng	Zuoying	Kaohsiung	Rebuilt from its former ruin 1976. Also known as the Liujia, Dianziding, Mazu, or Tianhou Temple.

Ciyou Temple	慈祐宮	Cíyòu Gōng	Songshan	Taipei	Opened 1753	-

Jenn Lann Temple	鎮瀾宮	Zhènlán Gōng	Dajia	Taichung	Opened in 1730. Also known as the Mazu Temple.	-

Grand Matsu Temple	大天后宮	Da Tianhou Gōng	West Central	Tainan	Built in 1664 as the palace of the exiled Ming prince Zhu Shugui, used by Shi Lang as his headquarters following the Qing conquest of Taiwan in 1683, and converted to a Mazu temple—the first to use her new title of Tianhou—by the Kangxi Emperor the next year.	-

Guandu Temple	關渡宮	Guāndù Gōng	Beitou	Taipei	Opened 1712. Also known as the Lingshan Temple	Kuan-du Temple.JPG

Leh Cherng Temple	樂成宮	Lecheng Gong	East	Taichung	Moved 1791, rebuilt 1928 and 1963. Also known as the Lecheng Temple	Taichung Le Cheng Matsu Temple.JPG

Lungshan Temple	龍山寺	Longshan Si	Wanhua	Taipei	Opened 1738, rebuilt 1924. A Buddhist temple to Guanyin whose rear hall is dedicated to Mazu.	-

Mazu Temple	天后宮	Tiānhòu Gōng	Lukang	Changhua	Also known as the Tianhou or Tienhou Palace.	鹿港天后宮.JPG

Mazu Temple	天后宮	Tiānhòu Gōng	Magong	Penghu	Usually reckoned Taiwan's oldest Mazu temple.	-

Peitian Temple	配天宮	Pèitiān Gōng	Puzi	Chiayi	Opened in 1682	朴子配天宮01.JPG

Tianhou Temple	天后宮	Tiānhòu Gōng	Xinwu	Taoyuan	Opened 1826. Includes world's 3rd-tallest statue of Mazu.	媽祖銅像.JPG

Wanhe Temple	萬和宮	Wànhé Gōng	Nantun	Taichung	Opened 1726, rebuilt 2001	-

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In 1700, The Chaotian Temple was one of the Mazu temples in Taiwan.

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final_sentence: Constructed in 1700, Chaotian Temple is one of the Mazu temples in Taiwan.
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