Tay Kak Sie Temple
Semarang, Indonesia

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Tay Kak Sie Temple, a Taoist temple established in 1746 in Semarang, Indonesia, originated as a shrine dedicated to Guan Yin, the goddess of mercy, before expanding into a larger complex devoted to multiple Taoist deities. Built in Chinese architectural style, the temple bears a signboard inscribed during the Qing dynasty reign of Emperor Dao Guang (1821–1850), identifying it as the "Temple of Supreme Consciousness." Among its notable features are a replica of the ship belonging to Ming dynasty Admiral Zheng He and a statue commemorating him.
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- Type
- Johor Bahru Old Chinese temple
- Place
- Semarang, Indonesia
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