King Qingshan, the full name of King Qingshan Ling An Zun, is one of the traditional folk beliefs and belongs to Taoist gods. It is the patron saint of Qingshan in Hui 'an County, Sanyi, Quanzhou, Fujian. It not only has the divinity of mountain god and administrative god, but also has the function of judicial god, which is equivalent to the duke of Sanyi. Therefore, Castle Peak King has gods such as judges, secretaries and general Fan Xie, and often has activities such as patrolling and unannounced visits.
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There is a well-known legend: According to traditional folklore, General Zhang was originally buried near the Yamen in Hui 'an County, and he went to pay homage to every new official in Hui 'an County. During the years of Taiping and Xingguo in Song Taizong, Cui Zhijie, the county magistrate, took office and did not visit the shrine. Later, due to public opinion, he had to leave.
When worshipping, the tombstone suddenly fell down, only to see four poems engraved on it: "Peace and prosperity, Guxian Ben Huian;" Today, Cui Zhijie's day, send me to Qingshan. " Frightened, Cui moved the tomb to the foot of Castle Peak (now the east foot of Castle Peak in Shanxia Township, Hui 'an County, Fujian Province) and built the Castle Peak Palace for worship. Since then, it has been called "Castle Peak King" by villagers.
In Mongga, there is a famous legend of Castle Peak King: During the Japanese occupation of Taiwan Province Province, there were some singing and dancing places near Castle Peak Palace in Mongga. Every time I turn on the light, it is the opening day of the brothel, and the general Fan Xie enshrined in Castle Peak Palace appears at this time, frequently appearing nearby, scaring those Japanese prostitutes to avoid.