Decision to rank 11 relics of history, architecture and landscape

(Cinet)- Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has decision to rank national relics for 11 relics of history, architect and landscape in some provinces such as Hung Yen, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, Hai Duong, Quang Nam, Da Nang and Dong Nai.

Accordingly, 4 relics at historical level comprise as follows: Hoang Chau communal house; Quan Dai temple; worshipping temple of Dr. Nguyen Thi Due and worshipping temple Khuc Thua Du; Quang Nam historical relic; Hoa Vang relics and Sac forest relics.

Two architectural relics at national level are a worshipping temple Bui Dang Chau; a communal house Phan Thuy in Hung Yen.

The Quan Dai temple, built in 1877 in Quang Yen town, worships two generals under the Nguyen dynasty (19th century), namely Truong Quoc Dung and Van Duc Giai, who contributed to maintaining security in the northern border area and combating French troops.

Meanwhile, the Nguyen Thi Due temple is located in Hai Duong’s Chi Linh district to worship Nguyen Thi Due, the first female doctor in the Vietnamese feudal history. She dressed in disguise as a man to take an examination held by the Mac dynasty in Cao Bang province in the 16th century and got the doctorate degree.

Two landscapes are Mau Mountain in Hoanh Bo, Quang Ninh and Co Island to rank the national relic.

The ministry of culture, sports and tourism proposed that People’s Committee at all levels carry out the State management for some relics as regulated about cultural heritage in a scale of task and power.

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