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Luong Van Chanh Temple

Luong Van Chanh Temple

Famous man Luong Van Chanh was from Bac Ha. During the reign of King Le The Tong, he was promoted to the position of Thien Vu Ve Do commander. In the year of Mau Dan - 1578, Luong Van Chanh was sent by Lord Nguyen Hoang to stabilize the land from Cu Mong pass to Ca pass. Thanks to his great merits, he was promoted to the position of General of the Fatherland, and later became a Tran Bien Quan. After that, he gathered people from Thanh - Nghe, Thuan Hoa and other places to explore wasteland, establish houses and villages in Cu Mong, Ba Dai and along the Da Rang river. He brought his experience of land reclamation and applied it to Phu Yen. Together with the people, he made this land rich and villages were gradually formed. This was the basis for Lord Nguyen to establish Phu Yen government in 1611. Mr. Luong Van Chanh died on September 19, Tan Hoi year 1611. Luong Van Chanh's grave is located on a high mound, facing the Ben Loi river, towards Chop Chai mountain. Luong Van Chanh Temple is located in open terrain, in front is Ben Loi River, behind is Cam Mountain. On the campus there is also an ancient Bodhi tree with lush branches and leaves, shading an entire corner of the temple, recognized by the Vietnam Association for the Protection of Nature and Environment as a Vietnamese Heritage tree in 2014. To express the admiration and gratitude of today's generation to our ancestors who have publicly established their careers; Demonstrating the moral principle of "Drinking water, remember its source", meeting the wishes and expectations of officials and people in the province and the whole country, Phu Yen Province has cast a statue of famous man Luong Van Chanh to worship at the temple of Phu Yen. His statue is cast in bronze with a height of 1.4 meters, sitting on a chair, holding a decree, placed right in the main hall of the temple, showing solemn respect. Every year, on February 6 and September 19 (lunar calendar), Phu Yen organizes the Luong Van Chanh Temple Festival with the participation of a large number of people and attracts many tourists to visit and learn. . Luong Van Chanh Tomb and Temple relics were ranked as National Historical Monuments on September 27, 1996. Source: Phu Yen Province Tourism Promotion Center

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