英文摘要 |
Located in Beimiao of Miaoli City, the Miaoli Yimin Temple (Miaoli Heroes Temple) mainly enshrines heroes who were killed during the Lin Shuang-Wen Incident. Nevertheless, due to a historical evolution over the last two hundred years, the ritual sphere of this Yimin Temple now covers only three villages in Miaoli City: Beimiao, Shangmiao and Qinghua, makes it a small local temple. As for Cheng Jun, he lost his army and was killed when he was against the forces of Lin Shuang-Wen; Sho Tong-Chun, who had a merit for regaining Danshui Ting, led Yimin Paramilitaries formed by Hakka and Min-nan (originally from Quanzhou and Zhangzhou) people to counterattack forces of Lin Shuang-Wen and was unfortunately ”killed for his country heroically”. Nevertheless, in the bustling Hsinchu Fangliao Yimin Temple today, Cheng Jun and Sho Tong-Chun these two heroes are not enshrined in the temple and are gradually forgotten by the younger generations. Under the consideration of reviving the historical consciousness in local, this paper has adopted a historiographical method to make a detailed research on Cheng Jun and other people. It is expected that ”their heroic stories” of protecting the land and people of Hsinchu and Miaoli will last forever. |