Shuixian Temple (Tai-Sha Jiao Guild Hall). This area, originally known as Dutou Street or Shuixian Temple Street, was once one of the most prosperous streets in Magong City, with Shuixian Temple serving as one of the local centers of worship. This area, originally known as Dutou Street or Shuixian Temple Street, was once one of the most prosperous streets in Magong City, with Shuixian Temple serving as one of the local centers of worship. However, most people are now more familiar with it as the Tai-Sha Jiao Guild Hall, as Shuixian Temple has been used as the guild hall since 1875. 'Jiao' refers to commercial guilds during the Qing Dynasty, and Tai-Sha Jiao was a commercial guild established by merchants operating trade between Taiwan, Penghu, and Xiamen during the Qing Dynasty. This area, originally known as Dutou Street or Shuixian Temple Street, was once one of the most prosperous streets in Magong City, with Shuixian Temple serving as one of the local centers of worship. However, most people are now more familiar with it as the Tai-Sha Jiao Guild Hall, as Shuixian Temple has been used as the guild hall since 1875. 'Jiao' refers to commercial guilds during the Qing Dynasty, and Tai-Sha Jiao was a commercial guild established by merchants operating trade between Taiwan, Penghu, and Xiamen during the Qing Dynasty. Shuixian Temple was originally built in 1696 and is one of the four ancient temples in Penghu. During the Japanese colonial period in 1900, it was renamed the 'Tai-Sha Jiao Industrial Guild Hall'. In 1929, it was rebuilt into a two-story building with a three-bay facade. The first floor was used for Tai-Sha Jiao's office, and the second floor housed Shuixian Temple, dedicated to five Water Immortal Lords: Yu the Great, Wu Yuan, Qu Yuan, Xiang Yu, and Lu Ban. The entire building is in the style of a street house and is the [number] in Penghu.
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