Shrine

Chow Sue Kong Shrine (San Chao Sien Khong)

Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok, Thailand

Built in 1804, one of Bangkok's oldest Hokkien Chinese shrines, on the Talat Noi riverside, honoring Qingshui Zushi, a monk believed to hold supernatural powers.

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Re-fetched all three cited sources fresh this run, all confirmed. northofknown.com states verbatim "Built in 1804, it's one of the oldest Hokkien-Chinese structures in Bangkok" and describes the enshrined image as Qingshui Zushi, "a Buddhist monk who lived over 1500 years ago, that was believed to have gained…

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