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仁和宮起源於漳、泉二州來臺開墾定居的二林先民，沿襲祖籍地的信仰習慣，在二林興建媽祖廟，供奉天上聖母，成為二林地區的信仰中心。建築本身最早可考記載為清嘉慶20年（西元1815年）的第一次重修碑文，因年歲已久宮廟外貌剝落，地方耆老士紳倡議擴建，重修工作歷經8年，清嘉慶20年（西元1815年）完工。 仁和宮由於二林媽祖靈驗，深得四方居民愛戴，常年香火鼎盛。日本時代信眾有感於距離前次改建已有百年，長久風霜歲月侵襲，檐桷剝落，而且拜亭在街肆繁盛下，顯得狹隘老舊，於是地方人士向當局請願重修獲准，進而與地方信徒勸募修建經費，日大正13年（西元1923年）仲秋興工，次年6月竣工。重修碑文上記載，此次的重修仁和宮仍然維持清朝修建的原貌，因廟宇匹鄰街道而將之退後，並新購毗連土地2段，正殿增建耳門，天井展長，廟外左右各留餘地4尺做通巷，因而廟貌於聿新且較以前寬敞。 修建完後的仁和宮見證「二林事件」始末，因位於鬧區及信信仰中心，仁和宮前的廟埕成為二林地區蔗農集會爭權益的場所。由李應章醫師、劉崧甫（西元1898-1971年）等地方士紳結合醫師、知識分子與蔗農們成立「二林蔗農組合」是臺灣農民組織的先聲。臺灣農民至此有組織性地對有日本殖民政府撐腰的糖廠展開剝削反抗，於於日大正14年（西元1925年）9月，二林蔗農組合再度舉行農民大會，同年10月22日，糖廠在日本警察保護下，強行賤價收割甘蔗，爆發蔗農與警察、糖廠收割員等上百人的衝突，有憤怒的蔗農奪下警察佩刀並在混亂中將7名日本警察毆傷，蔗農組合領導人李應章醫師等幹部及蔗農近百人因此被捕且多人遭到判刑。 仁和宮前後總共經歷4次修建，於民國74年（西元1985年）由內政部指定為第三級古蹟，但921大地震時造成毀損，隔年由政府主持修復至民國91年（西元2002年）完工成為今貌。 Renhe Palace originated from the Erlin ancestors who came to Taiwan to reclaim and settle in Zhangzhou and Quanzhou. Following the belief habits of their ancestral homeland, they built a Mazu Temple in Erlin to worship the Heavenly Virgin, and became the center of belief in Erlin area. The earliest record of the building itself is the inscription on the first reconstruction in the 20th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1815 AD). Due to the age of the palace and temple, the appearance of the temple was peeling off. The local elders and gentry proposed to expand it. After 8 years of reconstruction work, it was completed in the 20th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1815 AD). Renhe Palace is deeply loved by residents from all over the world because of the efficacious experience of Erlin Mazu, and it is full of incense all the year round. Believers in the Japanese era feel that it has been a hundred years since the previous reconstruction. The long-term wind and frost have invaded, the eaves are peeling off, and the worship pavilion is narrow and old amidst the prosperity of the streets. Therefore, local people petitioned the authorities for permission to rebuild, and then raised funds for the construction with local believers. According to the inscription on the reconstruction, the restoration of the Renhe Palace still maintains the original appearance of the Qing Dynasty. Because the temple is adjacent to the street, it was set back, and 2 sections of adjoining land were newly purchased. Ear gates were added to the main hall. After the completion of the Renhe Palace, it witnessed the whole story of the "Erlin Incident". Because it is located in the downtown area and the center of faith, the temple in front of the Renhe Palace became a place where sugarcane farmers in the Erlin area gathered to fight for their rights. The establishment of the "Erlin Sugarcane Farmers Association" by local gentry, doctors, intellectuals, and sugarcane farmers such as Dr. Li Yingzhang and Liu Songfu (1898-1971 AD) was the harbinger of Taiwan's farmers' organizations. Taiwanese farmers have organized to resist the exploitation of the sugar factory backed by the Japanese colonial government. In September 1925, the Erlin Sugarcane Farmers Association held another farmers meeting. On October 22 of the same year, under the protection of the Japanese police, the sugar factory forcibly harvested sugarcane at a low price. A conflict broke out between the sugarcane farmers, the police, and sugar factory harvesters. The angry sugarcane farmers grabbed the police sword and beat seven Japanese policemen in the chaos. Dr. Li Yingzhang, the leader of the Agricultural Association, and nearly a hundred sugarcane farmers were arrested and many were sentenced. The Renhe Palace has undergone a total of four constructions. It was designated as a third-level historic site by the Ministry of the Interior in 1985. However, it was damaged during the 921 Earthquake. It was restored by the government the following year until it was completed in 2002.