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Nguyen Phuc Temple

Nguyen Phuc Temple

Nghe My Loc is the name that people often call instead of the name of the state management of Nguyen Phuc Temple - to identify the spirituality and beliefs of the people of their village. According to the ancient convention of My Loc village, Dinh Tien commune was bound with nearly 20 pages in Chinese characters, established on February 24, the year Thieu Tri 7, i.e. 1847 (under the Nguyen dynasty) 176 years ago, then My Loc village worshiped Dong Hai Linh responds to Hue Trach Hoang Hiep Quang Loon (ie Dong Hai Dai Vuong Nguyen Phuc). Accordingly, My Loc villagers took incense sticks from the Dong Hai Dai Vuong Nguyen Phuc church in Quang Truong commune, Quang Xuong district (now in Quang Chau ward, Sam Son city) to worship the village God. In the book "History of Dinh Tien Commune Party Committee" (Information Publishing House), it is specifically recorded that at that time, in Lo Thon (now My Loc village), there was Mr. Mai Van Y who was a mandarin under the reign of King Le Y Tong. During the reign of Vinh Huu, he was ordained: General Chanh Luc, then General Minh Vu, please welcome the feet of Tham Hoa Nguyen Phuc - Dong Hai color - superior god to establish the village's tutelary god. Nguyen Phuc is from Gia Loc district, Hai Duong province. He passed the Royal Doctorate exam in the Thai Hoa year (1443-1453) during the reign of King Le Nhan Tong. He held the position of General of the Academy and held the position of teacher and teacher for the Kings and Princes in the court. In 1467, he was appointed chief minister of Qinghua. He made great contributions in expelling the Champa invaders and calming the seaport. One time, when King Le Thanh Tong led his army to defeat Champa, Nguyen Phuc held the position of Commander in Chief of the transport of military supplies. One time, when he went to supply military food, the food transport boat encountered a big storm at Lach Trao estuary. He decided to wait for the storm to pass before departing, so the food was delayed for a few days. Military law charged him with "Disobeying military orders", beheaded on October 20, Canh Dan year (1470) and buried in Guangzhou ward, Sam Son city today. After his death, considering his contributions to the country, King Le Thanh Tong posthumously conferred the title and built many temples to worship him. The following dynasties, such as those of Le Hien Tong and Le Du Tong, all ordained Nguyen Phuc to the rank of Supreme Phuc Than. An academic person, a person who dares to accept the guilt of his actions, and at the same time a person who loves the people and the army... that heart makes people everywhere admire him, including the villagers of My Loc. Taking him to worship is also due to the desire to educate children and grandchildren to maintain virtue and talent, to build better villages and communes. That is the reason why Nguyen Phuc temple is present on My Loc land. Nguyen Phuc Temple was recognized as a provincial relic by the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 1999. Nguyen Phuc Temple is a part of the spiritual and religious life of the people of My Loc village (Dinh Tien). Source Thanh Hoa province electronic information portal.

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