Hailing Palace, the main temple dedicated to Prince Su, is the leading temple of Magong Nanjia, commonly known as Nanjia Palace
Originally a divine association, according to the temple’s stele, Prince Su was invited from Jinmen in the 17th year of the Qing Dynasty’s Daoguang period
Initially, the divine association’s sworn brothers took turns inviting him home for veneration on a yearly basis
It was not until the 3rd year of the Tongzhi period that Hailing Palace was constructed
The palace underwent renovation in 1919 and was reconstructed into a two-story building in 1971 due to the increasing number of residential buildings adjacent to the temple
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