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Xiaoli Baozhong Yimin Temple is located in the area of Xiao Li Yingpan, Bade District, Taoyuan City. It is also known as Yingpan Tomb. There are two tombstones at the back of the tomb today, which are respectively noted as 'established in the 53rd year of Qianlong (1788)' and 'repaired in the Year of Showa Renshen (1932)'. In terms of the time when the monument was erected and the name of the temple today, although it is similar to Fangliao BaoZhong Yimin Temple, according to the historical data, this place is the 'Yingpan site' where the Qing Dynasty barracks were stationed, and the unknown tomb left by the tomb is not related to the belief of the Yimin Ye after the Lin Shuangwen incident, so the establishment of this Yimin Temple has not been discussed in the existing research on the belief of the Yimin Ye. This study believes that although Xiaoli Baozhong Yimin Temple was originally only a cemetery, the process of its evolution into the temple involved the changes of flood camp and land development in the Qing Dynasty. Therefore, this study rearranges the historical context from Yingxun, Yingpan field to Yingpan tomb through the land data of the Qing Dynasty's local records and the Japanese rule period to explain the development of Yingxun and local society in the Qing Dynasty. At the same time, based on the transfer process of the land rights of the tomb, this study explains the historical process of how the tomb was transformed into the belief of the righteous people during the period of Japanese rule and became the temple of the righteous people in the future. In other words, the establishment of Xiaoli Baozhong Yimin Temple today essentially involved the transformation of Yingpan field in the Qing Dynasty and the influence of the faith of the righteous people on the local society.