Shagang Village · Daweijian Peak Pagoda. In the area in front of the Shagang Tudigong (Earth God), there are stone pagodas at Beishi and Nanshi (Huahou Pagoda). This Daweijian Peak hill is located right in the center. In 1980, the Xuan Tian Shang Di of Beiji Temple instructed that a stone pagoda be erected here to balance geographical deficiencies, ward off evil spirits, compensate for geographical flaws, and bless the villagers with peace. In the area in front of the Shagang Tudigong (Earth God), there are stone pagodas at Beishi and Nanshi (Huahou Pagoda). This Daweijian Peak hill is located right in the center. In 1980, the Xuan Tian Shang Di of Beiji Temple instructed that a stone pagoda be erected here to balance geographical deficiencies, ward off evil spirits, compensate for geographical flaws, and bless the villagers with peace. Source of information: Oral accounts from elders of Shagang Village, with some excerpts from the book "Penghu's Amulet and Blessing Pagodas." Appearance of the Stone Guardian: Pagoda-shaped. Inscription on the Stone Guardian: Symbols. Total Height: 2.21 meters. Circumference: 12.6 meters. Construction Form: Conical. Pagoda Top Ornament: None. In the area in front of the Shagang Tudigong (Earth God), there are stone pagodas at Beishi and Nanshi (Huahou Pagoda). This Daweijian Peak hill is located right in the center. In 1980, the Xuan Tian Shang Di of Beiji Temple instructed that a stone pagoda be erected here to balance geographical deficiencies, ward off evil spirits, compensate for geographical flaws, and bless the villagers with peace. Source of information: Oral accounts from elders of Shagang Village, with some excerpts from the book "Penghu's Amulet and Blessing Pagodas."
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