Ancestral Temples and Local Residences
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- Changhua County developed relatively early. In 1684, when
Taiwan became part of the Qing Empire, immigrants from
coastal Fujian successively moved to the Changhua Plain.
In 1709, Shi Shi-bang opened up the Shicuo Irrigation
Canal, completing the canal in 10 years. The opening of
the irrigation canal attracted more immigrants to settle the
region. Due to the increasing number of settlers in the area,
in 1723, the Qing government established Changhua County
with borders extending from the Huwei River northward and
south from the Dajia River, setting up the county jurisdiction
in Banxian (today’s Changhua City). - According to genre： Historical site
- According to Prefecture and City： Changhua
- Sales day：2014-02-13
- Keyword： Culture Plant Tour
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