Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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Hau Wong Temple, Kowloon City

It is said that the temple was built in around 1730. The temple is now listed as Grade I historical building by the Antiquities Advisory Committee. According to Chan Pak-to, a scholar of Qing Dynasty, the temple was built in memory of Hau Wong (Marquis Prince) Yeung Leung-jit, who was a general known for his loyalty during Southern Song Dynasty. An account of the history of Hau Wong Temple written by Chan Pak-to was inscribed on a stone tablet in the temple. Another version about the origin of temple is that it was built in memory of a villager surnamed Yeung who had cured the last emperor of Southern Song Dynasty of his sickness. There is also a saying that the temple was built by a Yeung's family to honour their ancestor who helped the Song Dynasty to fight against the Yuen troops.

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