Gods and Deities

Temple

Statues of Gods in the main shrine of the main hall. The Gods enshrined in the main shrine of Doumu Palace are divided into four layers:
First floor:King Guangze and his two attendants Chen Qincha and Huang Taiwei, Emperor Wenchang.
Second floor:Fude Zhengshen, Zhongtan Marshal, Shancai Boyzi, Confucius, Erlang Shen, Gantian Emperor and Bodhidharma.
Third floor:Zhang Tianshi, Taishang Laojun, Xuantian God, Xianyue Mountain Land Lord, Zheng Chenggong, Guan Sheng Emperor, Marshal Zhao Gong and Qitian Great Sage.
Fourth Floor:Patriarch Qingshui, Marshal Tiandu and Patriarch Pu’an.

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Temple Architechture

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Restoration of monuments
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The restored Hougang Doumu Palace
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The Nine Emperors went on patrol
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Burn Gold Paper
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Statue of Mazu
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14 January 2005

Hougang Doumu Palace is listed as a national monument, and every brick and tile is protected by the State Monuments Bureau, becoming an important historical and cultural relic of the Lion City.
However, due to the ravages of wind and rain, the Hougang Doumu Palace was already in danger, with the roof leaking rain and the walls peeling off.

27 December 2015

The Trust Management Committee of the Temple of the Nine Emperors chose an auspicious day to hold a groundbreaking ceremony to start the restoration project of the century-old temple. After the restoration, the temple of the Nine Emperors has preserved the original appearance of the monuments, and the internal shrine has been renovated. The main gods Nine Emperors and Doumu Yuanjun, as well as the widely revered King Guangze Zunwang, Luban Immortal Master, Xuantian God, Bao Gong, Confucius, the Third Prince of Lotus, Qi Tian Dashen, and Daungong, were all enshrined in the main hall.

2019
The renovation of the main hall, the Taisui Hall, the office building, and the parking lot was completed, ending a decade of relying on plastic greenhouses to prevent rain leakage. At the same time, the Temple of the Nine Emperors ushered in the historic moment of the centenary of the establishment of the temple.