(Baonghean.vn) – At the event where Mai Bang Temple was recognized as a National Historical Relic on October 3, the people of Nghi Thuy Ward (Cua Lo Town) carried out a procession of the gods by 8-seat electric car, considered a record from the past to the present, not only in Cua Lo with over 400 participating cars, the procession was more than 7km long...
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| The procession of the palanquin of Mai Bang village, King Chieu Trung Le Khoi, one of the 35 founding fathers of the Le Dynasty and a National Historical Relic, started from Mai Bang Temple (Nghi Thuy Ward - Cua Lo Town) and went around Cua Lo Town before ending at Cua Lo Port. |
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| According to historical records, Le Khoi joined the Lam Son insurgents from the very beginning. His name was on the Lung Nhai Oath and the list of 35 meritorious officials of the uprising. Le Khoi lived through three dynasties: Le Thai To, Le Thai Tong, and Le Nhan Tong and held the positions of General of the Guard, Royal Envoy of the Navy and Land. In 1443, he was sent to be the Governor of Hoan Chau. Here, he paid great attention to agricultural development as well as building dams, reclaiming land, and establishing villages. |
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| The procession of the palanquin on this occasion is also a solemn and sacred way to remember ancestors. |
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| The procession included 420 electric cars. Not to mention about 100 cars of various types owned by local people. |
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| Nghi Thuy Ward currently has 28 clans. In the procession, there are about 50 cars carrying the spirit tablets of their clans participating. The procession has become a record long procession, stretching over 7km, covering Binh Minh Street and the main roads of the coastal town. |
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| The procession of the divine palanquin created a long line flowing through the coastal town, brightening the whole space. |
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| In front of Binh Minh Square, the procession of cars and participants made tourists excited and surprised by its uniqueness and grandeur. |
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| The old ladies were radiant in the procession. |
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| Vehicle carrying veterans |
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| Mai Bang village girls on the car reserved for the drum team |
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| The convoy ran on forever as if there was no end. |
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| According to Mr. Nguyen Van Thai - Deputy Manager of Mai Bang Temple, this is the first time the palanquin procession has had such a large number of vehicles and participants. |
Tran Hai
