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Lung Shan Temple
Feng-Yi Academy of
　　Classical Learning
Tung-Pien Gate
　　andTung-Fu Bridge
The remaining trace of
　　 county town
 
 
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The second-class historic spot-Lungshan Temple
 
　　The correct time when Lung-Shan Temple was built is not officially recorded in the history book. According to Ching Dynasty the commissioner named Li,Pi -Yu who wrote “The History of Fengshan County” in 1719, there’s no information about Lung-Shan Temple. The Fengshan County government is located in the old city—Hsing-Lung Li, Tsoying Kaohsiung. At the time of Emperor Kang-His, Chu,Yi-Kuei started to rise in rebellion. The Fengshan City was once called “Hsia-Li-Po Street”, and the new city was not built and the county government was not moved to Hsia-Li-Po Street until 1788.
 
 
　　Among all the horizontal boards in Lung-Shan Temple, one which was inscribed with four Chinese Characters—“Nan Yun Tung Chao”（ 南雲東照）, given by someone in 1760 , the time of ” Emperor Chien-Lung”. According to that, we can figure out the Lung-Shan Temple was completely finished then. However, many evidences shows that Lung-Shan Temple had nearly 300 years history. The Lung-Shan Temple has been repaired and rebuilt in 1765, 1807, 1835, 1871, 1907, and it was added two rooms in 1933, and also the front palace and the roof were rebuilt. After all this, the final repairing in 1987 gives Lung-Shan Temple a new look.


　　Lung-Shan Temple is ranked as the country’s second-class historic spot because the traditional temple construction is kept according to its original design. For example, clay sculptures, sculpture carvings and colored drawing. And the sight is so grand that it becomes a historic spot and is as famous as the Lung-Shan Temple in Lukang and Lung-Shan Temple in Taipei. If you come to Fengshan, it is one of the scenic spots that visitors cannot miss.
　
   

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