This temple located at Jalan Burma, Penang.
Penang celebrate jiu wang da di everywhere.
I just choose to go this temple as i have a short holiday there.

Dear Boon Leng,

Wow! Wow! WoW!

Nice pictures ( they said a picture paints a thousand word)...how true!

Many thanks for sharings.

Pls do share more pictures of other temples or deity's status you have. I'm crazy, really. hahaha...

Best Regards.

yah.. more other place jiu wang da di celebration picture will up soon.. as i need to resize them. :)

Thank you...thank you... 'man'

ure welcome :)

More pics here.
This temple is located at Sungai Way, Petaling Jaya. Selangor.

Dear Boon Leng,

Greatly appreciated these pics.

This year, I didn't attend any 9 Emperor celebration here due to my work (tat..tat) but from some posting in the webby, I think it's a bigger event in KL/PJ/Klang than here. Last year, I was at the Ampang temple and the following there is really BIG!

I really love these pics as I've not seen such thing (knifed bridge, walking on pole, hu lu burner) - wow! great!

Please share more.
'pray'

Warmest regards.

icic. i did't attend the Ampang celebration this year also. nice to hear u enjoy the pics.. hehe.. :)

klang celebration pics will be upload soon..

This temple named Feng Shan Shi is located at Teluk Pulai, Klang.
more pics..

This video i capture during the chanting session..:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=zqfLAemXUk0

Hmmm..the main building reminds me of the Ampang temple, with the two pavillions and the row of stalls.

Do you have any pic of the interior settings? There's a Feng Shan Beo in Singapore that is delicated to Guang De Jun Wang. But I don't think its related.

Must make a trip to Klang. Look like it a interesting place to explore.

Cheers!

Hi Boon Leng,

Paisei, paisei, I jumped the gun.

Very good pics of the interior settings.
Did you notice the obit in image#139 and #140? Wow wow wow!

A thousand thanks.

Best Regards.

any beo named Feng Shan is delicated to Guang Zhe Jun Wang? bcoz this beo also delicated to Guang Zhe Jun Wang and named Feng Shan Shi. I also saw ppl wearing t-shirt from other beo stated Tai Bao Feng Shan Shi from Banting, Selangor. i think also delicate same god.

ure welcome. just sharing some pics.
btw, u say which pics? i dont know the number is for which pics..

Hi Boon Leng,

It's the 7th pic counting from the bottom up, just before the Tiger General.

There are a couple of big obit near the top of the flags and many smaller one all around!

Btw, do you have a clearer (or bigger) picture of the photograph that was displayed (in front of the flower, below the flags)? Looks like Admiral Cheng He?

Yes, I do believed that most temple with "Feng Shan" are associated with Guan Ze Zun Wang. Guang Ze Zun Wang (广泽尊王), aka Bao An Zun Wang (保安尊王), Guo Sheng Gong (郭圣公), Sheng Wang Gong (圣王公). Their 'mother' temple in China is in Nam An. Singapore, at Woodlands Ind Park, there's a new and grand temple delicated to Guan Ze Zun Wang (I'll find some pic and share here later).

Best Regards.

Dear Boon Leng,

I shared your wonderful pictures in Victor's (now a very famous Taoism forum) and Victor have send his thanks :

Quote:

Re: Pix news - Feng Shan Si, at Teluk Pulai, Klang.‏
From: tao.victor@gmail.com
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2007 3:21:50 PM
Reply-to: tao.victor@gmail.com
To: Patch Oo (patchoolh@hotmail.com)

Hi Pat,
Wah, Boon Leng is very hardworking! Must get him to list all the 9 Emperor God temples in KL or Selangor. (^^)

I wonder if this Hong San Si has any relationship with the Nan An people. (^^) Hong San Si seems to be tied to the Hong San Si in Nan An. But I think in Singapore, I am not sure if Hong San Kiong (at Defu Lane) is related to Nan An, although it is a Hokkien temple. (^^)

I learnt from Andrew Tan that in Tai Seng, there were two temples, one is the Chang Mao Yuen Dou Mu Gong (now at Arumugam Rd) which caters to the Teochew, and the Hong San Kiong (Feng San Gong) caters to the Hokkien. So, in a bigger village of Tai Seng, two temples catered to the two main dialect groups. (^^)

Victor

Unquote:

Do join this great forum (its an international forum with very matured, well informed and educated members all over the world!) :
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hi. yah, i notice the obit is around of the pics.

this biggest i can get is this:


i didt take the close pics of this statue. i not sure what god is this. but its make from papar and its sitting on a horse then send off by burning on the last day of celebration.

thanks for your info. i have join the forum. :)

this is the pics of the last day celebration. too bad the procession start too late at 1am. i cant join the procession to the destination. what i heard from the in charge person, he say will send to the riverbank nearby the temple. :)

Hi Boonleng,

This is the Reporting Officer for the Nine Emperors or can also be recognised as the Celestial Reporting Officer.

During celebration or any rituals/ceremonies, he must be invited to do the reporting of all the issues that goin at the venue and on the last day, he wil need to escort all the offerings back to the Celestial Palace.

In some area, it wil be treated as the Pole Officer, which is to look after the Banner or Flag Pole that the temples preparedr dedicated to any Deities.