Ceremony to receive the certificate of historical relic of Ton family temple in Vo Liet commune - Thanh Chuong
(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of November 17, 2012, the People's Committee of Thanh Chuong district, the people of Vo Liet commune and many descendants from near and far solemnly held a ceremony to receive the certificate of relic of Ton family temple.
The Ton family temple was built at the end of the Nguyen Dynasty to worship the ancestors of the family - those who have contributed to the people and the country and have contributed to glorifying the tradition of their homeland. The most prominent of these is Mr. Ton Huy Tien (alias Lo Xuyen) and his children and grandchildren Ton Huy Than, Ton Quang Phiet, Ton Thi Que... In particular, the relic still preserves many artifacts such as fake genealogy, throne, memorial tablet, large inscription, parallel sentences, royal decree, stone steles... with high value in history, fine arts and art.
Receive certificate of recognition into Ton family church
Promoting the revolutionary family tradition, up to now, the Ton family has 3 professors, 8 doctors, 3 excellent teachers, 5 army colonels... along with many scientists, officers, cadres at home and abroad who have been working in many fields and have made many contributions to the cause of national construction, making the Ton family tradition famous in the homeland of Vo Liet.
Leaders of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism awarded the certificate of recognition of the Ton family's temple as a historical relic to the family.
The decision of the Provincial People's Committee to recognize the historical relic of the Ton family temple demonstrates the attention of the Party and the State, recognizing the contributions of the Ton family's ancestors to the country and homeland; and is a legal basis for protecting and promoting the value of the relic. This event is not only an honor but also a reminder for descendants to promote the family tradition, preserve and maintain the value of the nation's cultural heritage./.
Thanh Thuy
