法定古蹟 · 新界 / New Territories

元朗橫洲二聖宮

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I Shing Temple, Wang Chau, Yuen Long

分區 / Area新界
New Territories
區份 / District元朗 / Yuen Long
法定地位 / Status已刊憲法定古蹟(《古物及古蹟條例》)
Declared monument under the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance
宣布年份 / Declared1996
同年本站年鑑 / Yearbook1996 年年鑑
連結只表示本站有該年年鑑頁(嗰年嘅已核對事件、數字同氣候),唔代表呢項古蹟係嗰年嘅事件。 The link only means a yearbook page exists for that year; it is not a claim about this monument.

背景 Background

二聖宮位於元朗橫洲,由橫洲六條村落共同奉祀。廟宇原為一所小廟,供奉洪聖與車公兩位神祇,經多次重修後擴展至今日規模;廟內現存最古老的文物是古鐘,據鐘上銘文所載,該廟可能建於清康熙五十七年(一七一八年)。二聖宮既是善信參神祈福之所,昔日也用作村民商議村務的地方,並為橫洲每八年一屆太平清醮的重要儀式場所之一。建築為兩進式青磚結構,內設天井,兩旁為廂房,左邊廂房曾用作廚房烹煮醮會盤菜。廟宇於一九九六年在建築署監督下全面修復,同年列為法定古蹟。

I Shing Temple, meaning 'temple of two gods', stands at Wang Chau in Yuen Long and is jointly worshipped by six local villages. Originally a small shrine to Hung Shing and Che Kung, it was repeatedly enlarged; an inscription on its bell, the oldest surviving relic, suggests it was probably built in 1718, the 57th year of the Kangxi reign. Besides public worship, the temple long served as a meeting place for villagers and remains a key ritual venue for Wang Chau's Jiao festival, held once every eight years. It is a grey-brick, two-hall building with an open courtyard and side chambers, fully restored in 1996 and declared a monument the same year.

本頁背景段落只收錄已核實嘅建成背景、原用途、建築特色、重要事件同活化去向;詳細地址、開放時間等逐項資料尚未核對,本站按「未核實則留白」原則暫不撰寫。名單及分區以古物古蹟辦事處「香港法定古蹟」分區名單為準;宣布日期以政府刊憲及維基百科「香港法定古蹟列表」為準。

資料來源 Sources

同區其他法定古蹟 Other monuments in the same district

同一年宣布嘅其他法定古蹟 Other monuments declared in the same year

只代表同年刊憲,唔代表同一件事、亦唔代表同區。年份同日期一律照古物古蹟辦事處名單。

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