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Chinese temple built in 1898 by Chinese immigrants from Sze Yup, in Guangdong province, it was destroyed by fire and reconstructed in 1955 and again in 2009. It comprises a central pavilion flanked by separate pavilions and is significant for its blending of traditional design, local materials and Federation detailing. It is dedicated to Kwun Ti, a warrior and patriot in the era of the Three Kingdoms 220–265 AD, who was famous for his loyalty, physical prowess and masculinity. In Australia, immigrant Chinese worshipped him as a wise judge, a guide and a protector.
