Temple of Doan Cong and Dao Nuong
(BNP) - Temple of Doan Cong and Dao Nuong (Bao Thap village, Dong Cuu commune, Gia Binh district) was built a long time ago. Until the Nguyen Dynasty, it was restored and still preserved the architectural works. The temple is a place to worship Doan Cong and his wife Dao Nuong.
Nghi Mon gate of the temple of Doan Cong and Dao Nuong.
The temple is located in the East of the village, facing the South. The temple has a Nghi Mon gate, courtyard, Front Ceremonial Hall and Emperor’s Harem.
The temple has the architecture of Chinese “Dinh” letter.
Temple roof.
Tutelary god Doan Cong was a talented general who had great merits with Hai Ba Trung in defeating To Dinh invaders, contributing to the defense and construction of the state in the early years of the Common Era.
The temple has the architecture of Chinese “Dinh” letter with 5-compartment Front Ceremonial Hall and 2-compartment Emperor’s Harem.
The steps are made of green stone.
Stone dragons.
Main altar.
The column system of Front Ceremonial Hall is made of stone.
Horizontal lacquered board of the Nguyen Dynasty.
At present, the temple still preserves many ancient artifacts of the Nguyen Dynasty
Statue of Doan Cong in the Nguyen Dynasty.
Ancient incense bowl.
Set of Eight treasures
Ordination
Wooden horse.
Temple of Doan Cong and Dao Nuong has been ranked as a provincial historical and cultural relic according to Decision No. 1034/QD-UBND dated September 17, 2013.