Zhubei Lioujhangli Dafu Di. Dafu Di was originally a ancestral shrine founded by Lin Xiankun, called "Shanqing Tang". Later, because Lin Xiankun organized a militia to defend his hometown during the Lin Shuangwen incident and assisted the government forces in quelling the rebellion, he also established a mass grave, built a temple for the militia, and donated land for sacrifices and bridge construction, among other public welfare deeds. Dafu Di was originally an ancestral shrine founded by Lin Xiankun, called "Shanqing Tang". Later, because Lin Xiankun organized a militia to defend his hometown during the Lin Shuangwen incident and assisted the government forces in quelling the rebellion, he also established a mass grave, built a temple for the militia, and donated land for sacrifices and bridge construction, among other public welfare deeds. His third son, Lin Guobao, also actively participated in local public welfare and sponsored the repair of the Zhuzhan city wall. In the 23rd year of Jiaqing, he petitioned the imperial court to posthumously award his second-generation ancestor, Fengzhi Daifu. After obtaining approval, Lin Xiankun was honored as Fengzhi Daifu. According to the Lin family's description, when Lin Guobao returned to his hometown with great ceremony under imperial decree, a grand ceremony was held in the Lin family's ancestral hall, "Shanqing Tang", during the beginning of winter. The imperial decree was presented and enshrined in the "Imperial Decree Tower" within Shanqing Tang, and Shanqing Tang was subsequently renamed Dafu Di.
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