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Lady Linshui Temple Jianye St, West Central District, Tainan City, Taiwan 70049 ☎ +886 6 213 6268 Last Updated: 10/28/2024 |
| Located behind Yanping Koxinga Temple, Lady Linshui Temple was built in 1736. It enshrines Lady Linshui, Chen Jing-gu. It is said that she was extremely clever and had psychic powers as a child. When a serious drought struck Fujian Province in China, despite being several months pregnant, Chen set up at altar and prayed for rain. | |
| While Lady Linshui successfully brought rain, during her efforts she disturbed her fetus, suffered a miscarriage and died: In her last words she swore: “I will be the midwifery goddess after death, helping women who suffer difficult labor”. Since then, Lady Linshui has protected the newborns and pregnant women of Tainan. Linshui Temple is Taiwan’s oldest temple where people pray for smooth childbirth, and is just like a kind old midwife. | |
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