The death anniversary of King Tran Quoc Tuan
(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of September 24 (August 20 of the lunar calendar), at the National Historical Site of Hong Son Temple (Vinh City), the Vinh City People's Committee solemnly held the Death Anniversary of Saint Tran.
Coming to offer incense and attend the ceremony were leaders of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism; City Party Committee; representatives of the People's Council, People's Committee, Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, associations, departments, branches, and organizations of the city and a large number of people coming to perform spiritual ceremonies at the Temple.
Great ceremony.
Representatives of departments and agencies and many people burned incense at the ceremony.
Hung Dao Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan (born in Tuc Mac village, Nam Dinh) is a national hero, a great cultural figure in Vietnamese history, a great general of the Tran Dynasty, and the National Duke and Commander-in-Chief Hung Dao Dai Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan. His life and career are closely linked to the resistance war against the Yuan-Mongol invaders to maintain national independence. His whole life was devoted to the country's military art with heroic works of literature such as "Van Kiep Bi Tong Truyen Thu", "Hich Tuong Si"... which are still passed down to this day. He is the one who had many famous sayings expressing the spirit of the nation in the face of foreign invasion.
This year's 713th anniversary of the death of Hung Dao Dai Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan was solemnly held with the following ceremonies: flower offering ceremony; grand ceremony, proclamation reading, and incense offering ceremony.
This is a spiritual and cultural activity that helps people understand more about the life and career of Hung Dao Dai Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan. At the same time, it has the meaning of educating the tradition of remembering the source of drinking water, reminding today's descendants to respect, be grateful, and pay tribute to the national heroes who sacrificed themselves for the country.
Pham Ngan
