

The Donation Campaign of
The Jade Emperor Pagoda Palace

Why We Build ?
As disciples of the Temple of the Jade Emperor, we have been entrusted with the sacred mission of constructing a pagoda palace to assist our fellow seekers in addressing important issues. We are honoured to have the opportunity to fulfil the instructions of the Jade Emperor and the vision of our founder. We are committed to completing this important project targeted by 2032.
But we cannot do it alone. We need your help to make this project a reality. Your donation will go directly towards the construction of the pagoda palace, a place of spiritual guidance and enlightenment for all who visit.
By supporting this project, you will be making a meaningful contribution to the spiritual growth and well-being of countless individuals. You will be a part of something truly special, a project that has been blessed by the highest deity in Taoist belief.
Please join us in this important mission by making a donation today. Together, we can create a place of peace and enlightenment that will benefit generations to come.
The Problem
Purchases of Land

- Purchase of 1st connected Land (completed)
- Purchase of 2nd connected Land (completed)
- Convert the land into car park for phase 1 (Raising Fund)
- Purchase of 3rd connected Land (Raising Fund)
- RM 3m Building & Construction (Pending)
The Solution
Our Donation Plan

Donations were raised through members of the SKB and the general public to fund the construction of the Jade Emperor Pagoda Palace. The donation plan was set at RM500 per square foot, with the total land and construction area being 9047 square feet.
Donation Without Receipt
You may direct scan with TNG/Duitnow.

AmBank
Persatuan Penganut Soo Kong Beow KL & SE
8881020281974
Donation With Receipt
Fill up the form to contribute and support us.


The History of the Jade Emperor
The Jade Emperor, also known as the “Supreme Jade Emperor of the Golden Palace of the Highest Heaven, the Natural and Mysterious Highest Truth, the Jade Emperor Who Forgives Sins and Bestows Blessings,” is commonly referred to as the Great Jade Emperor of Heaven, the Jade Emperor, or the Jade Emperor. He is also known colloquially as the Heavenly Duke or the Heavenly Duke, and in the Song Dynasty he was referred to as the Jade Emperor of the Mysterious Heavens. He is the ruler of the Taoist divine realm and one of the Six Sovereigns, and he is revered as the primal deity of Chinese belief since ancient times.
In Chinese mythology, the Jade Emperor is said to have been born as a mortal man named Yu Huang who was later elevated to the position of Emperor after performing great deeds and achieving enlightenment. As the Jade Emperor, he is associated with justice, authority, and the heavens, and is often depicted holding a jade sceptre or wearing a jade crown.
In Chinese culture, the Jade Emperor is also associated with the lunar New Year and is believed to be responsible for the assignment of zodiac animals to each year in the Chinese zodiac. He is also associated with the concept of yin and yang and is often depicted in art and literature as balancing these opposing forces.
The Jade Emperor is an important figure in many Chinese religious traditions, including Taoism and Buddhism, and is revered as a powerful and benevolent deity by many people.