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Nghe Coc Village Pagoda

Nghe Coc Village Pagoda

The Gia Coc Pagoda relic cluster is located on flat, high land, running from Northwest to Southeast, in Gia Coc village, Tu Cuong commune, Thanh Mien district, Hai Duong province. According to the Chinese legend copied by the Minister of Rites Nguyen Hien on the king's orders in the year of Thuan Thien, the third year of the eighth month, the first three days (August 3, 1430) and left at the relic, it is said that in the past, The cluster of relics and Gia Coc pagoda (currently the cluster of relics is located in Gia Coc village, Tu Cuong commune, Thanh Mien district, Hai Duong province) is located on an area of ​​land with unusually beautiful scenery, running from Northwest to Southeast , in front there is a pile of golden turtles as a project; Behind the converging tides, on the left there is a dragon, on the right there is a tiger, behind there is an elephant. Currently, although the landscape of the relic complex has changed a lot, it still retains many characteristics from ancient times. And according to folk beliefs, the Neo river branch running from Northwest to Southeast of Gia Coc village is the image of a dragon. Many mounds in front of the monument are traces of golden turtles and tigers. Historical sources say that during the Ly dynasty, Gia Coc village was called Gia Coc site. Later changed to Gia Coc commune, Phu Me district, Thanh Mien district, Hai Duong province. After the August 1945 Revolution, it was changed to Gia Coc village, Tu Cuong commune, Thanh Mien district, Hai Duong province as it is today. The cluster of relics and Gia Coc Pagoda are associated with the name of a Ly Dynasty mandarin named Le Trung Hoa. He was born on March 10 and died on August 10 (year unknown). From a young age, he had great ambition and was perfect in literature and martial arts. At that time, the Song invaders sent their general, Hoang Phuc, to bring troops to invade our country. The court appointed Le Trung Hoa as Grand Master to command 10,000 troops to fight the Song invaders. At this time, the Song army was stationed in Hai Duong town. Grand Master Le Trung Hoa commanded the army to attack the East side and support the West side. The enemy army was defeated, the country was peaceful again, he brought his troops back to Gia Coc site to reward the soldiers. At Gia Coc site, seeing the unusually beautiful scenery, he decided to set up camp and station his troops here. After his death, the court provided money to build communal houses and temples for worship and he was granted the title of "Supreme God" by the dynasties and titled "Great King and Grand Master". He was honored by the people here as the Village's Tutelary God and had a statue made for worship. Currently, at the cluster of relics, there are still 5 decrees conferred by King Tu Duc in the 6th year (1853) on November 10; King Tu Duc in his 31st year (1878) conferred the second title; King Dong Khanh in his 2nd year (1887) conferred on July 1; King Duy Tan's 3rd year (1909) was conferred on August 11; King Khai Dinh in his 9th year (1924) conferred the title on July 25. Nghe Coc is made in the shape of the letter Nhi, the outer part has 5 rooms and the harem has 3 rooms, the rafters are all made in the style of the husband's children, the heads of the husband's children are carved with the theme of four sacred animals, the ends of the porch levers are carved. four-quarter engraving. Inside the harem there are 3 altars, on the left worshiping Tran Hung Dao, in the middle worshiping Le Trung Hoa and on the right worshiping Pham Ngu Lao. Next to Gia Coc Pagoda is Gia Coc Pagoda with Dinh-shaped architecture including a 5-compartment front hall and 3-compartment Tam Bao... With unique historical, architectural and artistic values..., the Gia Coc Pagoda and Pagoda relic complex was granted Decision No. 281 by the Ministry of Culture and Information (now the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism). Certificate of recognition of the Gia Coc Pagoda relic cluster as a national historical-cultural relic cluster on April 14, 1993. Source Electronic information portal of Thanh Mien district, Hai Duong province.

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