Lao Li Wang Gong

A deity of the Lee family shrine, brought from Fujian together with Prince Nezha. Not one of the Five Royal Lords.

Lao Li Wang Gong was one of the deities of the Lee family shrine in Fujian, brought to Taiwan together with Prince Nezha, the Emperor of the Five Grains, the groom and the divine horse.

During the Second World War the family hall was hit in a bombing raid and the statue was damaged; it was respectfully retired and buried. The temple notes that this deity is not the Li Wangye of the Five Royal Lords, but the family shrine's own Lao Li Wang Gong.

Feast days follow the lunar calendar; the date below is the next occurrence in the Gregorian calendar.