(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of December 6, officials and people of Hong Son ward held a ceremony to receive the Provincial Historical Relic Certificate for the Trieu Co Ancestral Tomb and Nguyen Viet Family Temple, according to Decision No. 4341/QD-UBND, dated06/9/2014of the Provincial People's Committee.
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| Received the Certificate of Historical Relic |
The relic of Trieu Co Tomb and Nguyen Viet Family Temple, including the tombs of Nguyen Viet Nhung and Nguyen Viet Phu (located in block 15, Cua Nam ward) and Nguyen Viet Family Temple (in block 6, Hong Son ward). According to documents and royal decrees of the Nguyen Dynasty, Nguyen Viet Nhung and Nguyen Viet Phu were two tutelary gods who had great contributions in establishing villages, recruiting people, and reclaiming the land of Vinh city today.
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| Deputy Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyen Thi Quynh Anh spoke at the ceremony. |
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| Delegates attending the ceremony |
To commemorate the merits of Mr. Nguyen Viet Nhung and Mr. Nguyen Viet Phu, after their death, the people built temples and shrines to worship them, including Thinh Tien Temple (Truong Thi Ward); Truong Ta Temple (also known as Tien Canh Temple, Hung Binh Ward); Voi Mep Temple (Hung Dong Commune); Trung My Communal House (Vinh Tan Ward). And now, Mr. Nguyen Viet Nhung's name is given to a street in the new urban area Tecco Vinh Tan, Vinh City.
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| Art performance at the welcoming ceremony |
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| Martial arts performance at the ceremony |
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| Ceremony of receiving the Certificate of Recognition to Nguyen Viet family temple |
Receiving the Provincial Historical Relic Certificate for Trieu Co Tomb and Nguyen Viet Family Temple, the cadres and people of Hong Son Ward have more motivation to continue to make efforts and strive to complete the goals and targets set by the Party Congresses at all levels for the 2010-2015 term, and at the same time welcome the Party Congresses at all levels for the 2015-2020 term.
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| A large number of officials and people attended the ceremony. |
MINH CHI
