五妃廟

樹影搖曳，寧靜祥和，漫步其中，令人發思古幽情。舊時王謝堂前燕，飛入尋常百姓家；歷史興衰，我們才能和曾經的王公貴族如此靠近。

景色獨特，環境不錯，值得一去。

The Five Concubines Temple is not far from the imperial temple of Yanping County and the Danan Gate. These are all sites with Ming Dynasty imprints. Five concubines were the last concubines and maids of Zhu Shugui in the Zheng Dynasty. They died instantly when they were destroyed by the Qing army. Five are buried together. Next to it is a small tomb, which is also the tomb of the two dead waiters of that year. It is the tomb of the Prince of Righteousness.

Five imperial concubines who died with King Jing of Ming Dynasty in the early Qing Dynasty are worshipped in the Five Concubines Temple, a first-class historical site in Taiwan. Among them, there is a story of loyalty and sadness. It is a source of regret for future generations. The five imperial concubines temple is small and exquisite. The main hall of the pavilion and the left and right chambers are separated. In front of the temple, there is a monument to the five imperial concubines temple. After the tomb of the five concubines was closely linked to the temple, the surrounding area had been renovated as a park, the trees in the park were lush and very elegant and quiet.

Five Concubines Temple has a history of nearly 400 years. It was built by five Concubines of Zhu Shugui before. So it's deep here too. But the overall pattern is really good. The construction industry is decent and generous.

The Five Princesses Temple was set up to offer sacrifices to five princesses. There are pavilions, ancestral halls and so on. There are graveyards and tombstones behind.