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imperial decree

News updates related to imperial decrees.

'Kho báu' trên vùng địa linh

'Treasures' in sacred lands

Currently, the communes of the former Hung Nguyen district still preserve a wealth of Han Nom (Sino-Vietnamese) heritage passed down through many generations, which is valuable in affirming the cultural heritage of the homeland.

The ancestral temple in Thanh Chuong preserves 9 ancient royal decrees from the Nguyen dynasty.

The Nguyen family church in Thanh Lam commune (Thanh Chuong district) is preserving nearly a dozen royal decrees from the Nguyen dynasty, which are valuable artifacts in many aspects for researching and understanding genealogies, historical sites, etc.
Family ancestral temples in Nghe An province preserve many ancient royal decrees from the Nguyen dynasty.

The Le Dinh family church in Thanh Linh commune (Thanh Chuong district) still preserves many ancient artifacts, including 17 imperial decrees, edicts, and official documents from the Nguyen dynasty.

The origins and names of some districts in Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces.

On August 10, 2024, Thanh Chuong district will solemnly celebrate the 555th anniversary of the name Thanh Chuong. Interestingly, many localities in the two provinces of Nghe An and Ha Tinh also have similar milestones...

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