Jiali Yongxing Palace traces its origins back to the Qing Shunzhi period, when immigrants brought a censer from the San Guan Da Di Temple in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, for worship
The Three Officials, revered as celestial, terrestrial, and water officials, are known as the emperors of the Tang, Yu, and Xia dynasties in China
Yao, who regulated the heavens and aligned the seven governances, is known as the Upper Yuan Bestowing Blessings Heavenly Official Zi Wei Great Emperor
Shun, who delineated the twelve states to bring peace to the people, is known as the Middle Yuan Forgiving Sins Earth Official Qing Ling Great Emperor
Yu, who controlled the floods and established residences for the people, is known as the Lower Yuan Relieving Calamities Water Official Dong Yin Great Emperor
They oversee the good and evil deeds of humanity and are accompanied by other deities such as Guan Sheng Di Jun, Tian Shang Mu Niang Niang, Wu Fu Qian Sui, Xie Fu Da Er, and San Yuan Shuai
The temple was rebuilt in 1989 and completed three years later, boasting a magnificent and resplendent interior today
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