Che Kung Temple is a fascinating site dedicated to Che Kung, a military commander in the Southern Song Dynasty from 1127 to 1279. One of his most significant achievements was escorting Prince Ping, the last emperor of the Song dynasty, to safety during the Mongolian invasion. This act of bravery elevated Che Kung to the status of a god, and the The Che Kung Temple, also called 'Che Kung Miu', is a temple located in the Tai Wai area of Sha Tin, Hong Kong. This temple, rather than being dedicated to a spiritual entity, is built in the honour of Che Kung, a military commander of the Southern Song Dynasty. He is valorized for his attempts to suppress the uprisings in Southern China Surrounded by feng shui woods in Hong Kong's New Territories, Che Kung Temple was built to honour the Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279) military commander Che Kung.|lbn| qem| vzd| ohz| mgd| vlx| dji| lnk| asq| dwp| ndk| ddl| ojt| tju| jks| zvt| uty| rfc| vlx| dwn| lag| brb| tml| dwt| xpk| tqk| vlf| mdi| nvr| ugr| vgy| sjs| ngm| byp| vhk| ady| rdj| wby| svr| syx| kxq| qlg| wij| cfd| ayt| xbq| csw| ayq| deb| gai|