(Baonghean.vn) - Qua Son Temple lies peacefully on the banks of Lam River in Boi Son Commune (Do Luong District) and still preserves many nearly one thousand year old antiques from the Ly Dynasty, with great historical value.
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| Qua Son Temple is one of the four most sacred temples in Nghe An. The temple worships Uy Minh Vuong Ly Nhat Quang, the 8th son of King Ly Thai To Ly Cong Uan. |
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| According to historical records, the temple has a massive architecture with 7 buildings, 40 compartments and a palace. However, due to the war, the temple was damaged a lot, and the architecture and structure of the temple have changed a lot compared to the original. |
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| The temple is preserving many Ly Dynasty antiques from nearly a thousand years ago, including a large wooden temple pillar. |
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| The ancient tiles of the temple are 20.30cm in size and are decorated with many delicate patterns. |
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| At the temple, the nearly thousand year old bronze hat is still carefully and thoughtfully preserved. |
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| Ancient coins of Ly dynasty. |
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| The stone used as the base of the temple pillars in the past is still used today as the base of wooden pillars. |
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| The very thick bricks made of baked clay with beautiful patterns are also one of the precious antiques that Qua Son temple still preserves to this day. |
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