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According to local legend, in 1946, fishermen from Nanfang'ao were caught in a major storm at sea. The fishermen prayed to Mazu to save their lives, and the waters suddenly calmed down. Believing that Mazu had shown herself, they returned back to Nanfang'ao and prepared to build a new temple for the
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was lifted in Taiwan. To circumvent Taiwanese restrictions on sailing to China, the convoy stopped at Japan before heading to Meizhou. In 1989, nineteen fishing boats from Nantian Temple sailed directly to Meizhou from Nanfang'ao. The move was highly controversial at the time; when the pilgrims
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goddess. In 1950, the townspeople asked the Mazu in nearby Shao'an Temple to help them choose where to build the temple, and the deity chose a small tract of land in front of the harbor. Construction of the temple was completed on November 18, 1956. Later, the temple was expanded in 1971.
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On August 29, 1987, the police searched a fishing boat named "Jinfeng No. 3" (進豐3號) which was docked at Nanfang'ao. On the boat, they found five
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to save the statues, who agreed to preserve them. The statues were officially installed into Nantian Temple's first floor on October 12, 1987.
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building facing Nanfang'ao harbor. The first floor contains the five Mazu statues from Meizhou, the second contains a Mazu statue made of
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returned, many were arrested, though most were only charged with light sentences.
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in Dajia became the first temple to make a pilgrimage to Meizhou after
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In 2005, a convoy from Nantian Temple docked at Xiuyu Harbor in
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Religious buildings and structures completed in 1956
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Nanfang'ao Nantian Temple
Nan Tien Temple

Su'ao
Yilan County
Taiwan
Geographic coordinates
24°34′54″N 121°51′53″E / 24.5818°N 121.8648°E / 24.5818; 121.8648
Chinese
pinyin
Mazu
Nanfang'ao
Su'ao Township
Yilan County
smuggled
Meizhou
Lee Teng-hui
Jenn Lann Temple
martial law
Putian
Nangan, Lienchiang
Typhoon Khanun
reinforced concrete
jade
gold
Interior
Statues of Mazu
Jade Mazu
Jade
Gold Mazu

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