(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of April 16th, the People's Committee of Anh Son district (Nghe An province) held a ceremony to receive the provincial-level historical relic ranking certificate for Huu Le village communal house in Tao Son commune, Anh Son district.

The certificate designating Huu Le village communal house as a provincial-level historical relic was presented.

Huu Le communal house was built in the early 17th century. More than 400 years have passed, yet the communal house still retains its original, ancient features.

The temple consists of three bays and two wings, with a yin-yang tiled roof. The structure is made of lim wood, elaborately and delicately carved with dragon and phoenix motifs. The main hall has one bay and two side wings; the worship hall has three bays and two side wings, measuring 14m long and 8m wide.

The people of Tao Son and Anh Son happily received the certificate recognizing Huu Le village communal house as a historical relic.

Notably, Huu Le communal house still preserves intact 16 royal decrees from the Nguyen dynasty, including those of Tu Duc, Dong Khanh, Minh Mang, Duy Tan, and Khai Dinh. During the war, the communal house served as a base for revolutionary activities of local cadres and a hiding place for weapons used by the army in the resistance. In peacetime, the communal house is a place for community activities, meetings, and important ceremonies of Huu Le village.

At the ceremony, representatives from the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Nghe An province presented the certificate recognizing Huu Le village communal house as a provincial-level historical relic.

Huyen Trang