(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of April 22, Thanh Hung commune, Thanh Chuong district held a ceremony to receive the certificate of ranking Quan Huan temple as a provincial historical relic.
Quan Huan Temple in Thanh Ho village, Thanh Hung commune, is a sacred temple worshiping Quan Huan Dao Phan Tuan Tuong - an honest and upright mandarin who was always devoted to the education and business of the ancient Tri Le villagers. In addition, the temple also worships two mandarins: Hau Tham Quan Phan Tuan Duc and Hau Khanh Phan Tuan Ngan.
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| Phan Tuan family and Thanh Hung commune people received the certificate of recognition of Quan Huan temple as a provincial historical relic. |
Quan Huấn Phan Tuấn Tường was born on June 2, Canh Ngo year 1810, in Tri Lễ village, Hien Lang commune, now Thanh Hồ village, Thanh Hưng commune. He was one of the six children of Phan Tuấn Sử. He was intelligent and studious, so in Binh Ngo year (1846), under King Thieu Tri, he was promoted to be Quan Huấn Đạo, an official position in charge of education in the old days in Hòa Đa district, Bình Thuận province.
Although he was an official living far away, his heart always turned towards his homeland, so he spent most of his royal salary to support his children, relatives and people in his hometown to buy books and build schools. After his death, the people of Tri Le village honored him as Thanh Hoang and built a temple to worship him. Respecting the talent and virtue of the honest official who devoted himself to the people, the country and the cause of education, later dynasties bestowed royal decrees and conferred noble titles on him.
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| The folk song "Inviting Betel" was performed by Thanh Hung commune's art troupe. |
With both historical and spiritual and cultural significance, on September 6, 2014, the Provincial People's Committee issued Decision No. 4343/QD-UBND recognizing Quan Huan Temple as a provincial historical relic. This is a great honor and pride for the descendants of the Phan Tuan family in particular and the people of Thanh Hung commune, Thanh Chuong district in general.
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| Awarding the certificate of recognition of the provincial historical relic of Quan Huan temple to representatives of Thanh Hung commune and Phan Tuan family. |
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| Solemnly placing the Certificate of Recognition on the altar at Quan Huan Temple |
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| The family representative reported to the Quan Huan Dao spirit about the temple being recognized as a provincial historical relic. |
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| Descendants of the Phan Tuan family offer incense at the ancestral altar. |
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| A large number of people and tourists attended the ceremony. |
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