This temple is dedicated to the Three Mountain Kings, whose incense was invited from Jieyang County, Chaozhou Prefecture during the Ming Zheng Dynasty
At that time, the military and civilians of Chaozhou Prefecture followed King Zheng Yanping to Taiwan
They believed in the Three Mountain Kings as mountain and martial gods, capable of preventing hunting raids and foreign invasions, thus protecting their villages, which is why they worshipped with devotion
In the 38th year of the Qianlong Emperor’s reign of the Qing Dynasty, local gentry pooled funds to carve divine statues and built a temple for worship
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