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The Taiwan Confucius Sanctuary, additionally called the Insightful Sanctuary, was worked in 1665 amid the Koxinga administration, when Zheng Jing affirmed of the proposition by Head of General Staff Chen Yonghua to develop the Sanctuary on the correct side and the National Foundation on the left half of a slope, with both confronting the south. On the east side stood Ming-Lun Lobby, worked as a place for teachers to offer addresses and develop erudite people. On the west side was the haven called Ta-Cheng Corridor, lodging the morgue tablet of Confucius, and also those of his recognized devotees. The Wen Miao and Guo Xue exacerbate, the first of its kind ever of, was in this manner called the Principal Institute of Taiwan.
In 1685, not long after the island of Formosa was added by the Qing tradition, the main Taiwan Provincial Boss Overseer Chou Chang and Taiwan Prefecture Officer Chiang Yu-ying started their endeavors to have the Wen Miao remodeled and the Ta-Cheng Lobby remade into Taiwan Prefecture Foundation. From that point forward, the compound has been remodeled and extended a few times. In 1712, after a noteworthy redesign by Taiwan Boss Director Chen Ping, the compound held its unique design of Wen Miao to one side and Guo Xue to one side. In the Wen Miao, notwithstanding its Ta-Cheng Corridor, a door named Ta-Cheng Entryway was raised at its front yard and a holy place named Chung-Sheng Altar was worked in its lawn. The Ta-Cheng Corridor was flanked by East-Wu and West-Wu, two chambers in the love of antiquated researchers, while the Ta-Chen Door remained between Wen-Chang Holy place to one side and Tu-Di Altar (Holy place of the Land) to one side. Additionally based on the two sides of the yard of the Ta-Cheng entryway were two dividers with the option of Li Door and Yi Street. In the institute, an entryway named Ju-Te-Chih-Men was raised as a primary access to the Ming-Lun Corridor, the principle lobby of Taiwan Prefecture Foundation. Arranged between the entryway and the corridor was a patio flanked by Assemblies of the Six Expressions, while situated behind the lobby were private chambers for staff. Toward the east of the Ming-Lun Lobby was the Chu Tzu Sacrificial stone in love of the researcher Chu Hsi. Now, the development of the Wen Miao had formed roughly into its present shape and scale.
The Wen Miao kept on experiencing a few remodels in the wake of significant redesign by Chen Ping. In 1777, Taiwan Prefecture Officer Chiang Yuan-shu embraced a noteworthy remodel. At the point when Taiwan was set up as an area in 1887, Taiwan-fu (cutting edge Tainan) turned into the seat of the recently made Tainan Prefecture, and was renamed Tainan-fu. Along these lines, the Wen Miao was renamed Tainan Prefecture Foundation. After 1895, Taiwan was under Japanese administer, the Wen Miao was by and by utilized as a government funded school and military sleeping shelter and was significantly harmed. A noteworthy remodel in 1917, under which a few sections of the development were torn down, brought about the scale and structure of the Wen Miao as it is today. The sanctuary has been redesigned a few times in the course of recent years, most as of late in the vicinity of 1987 and 1989.
Today the sanctuary fills in as a well known vacation spot and furthermore safeguards old Confucian services, which are directed all the time. The sanctuary additionally incorporates storerooms for the custom executes and melodic instruments that are utilized as a part of these functions.
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