Dong Cuu Communal House
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01Dong Cuu Communal House
Dong Cuu Communal House is located in Dong Cuu Village, Thuong Phuc Commune, Hanoi City. This is a communal house with a long history and is a place of worship for the village's three Tutelary Gods, namely Uy – Crown Prince Dai Vuong, Hong – Quoc Tu Dai Vuong, and My Nuong – Princess.
According to the legend, the three Tutelary Gods were children of Dong Cuu Village and had merit in fighting the enemy and protecting the homeland and country. The people remembered their contributions, established a place of worship, and honored them as Top-grade Blessed Deities.
Dong Cuu Communal House is a place for the local people's religious and community cultural activities. Over time, the relic has been repaired and embellished but still retains its role as a sacred space where local people remember the Tutelary Gods who contributed to the homeland. Dong Cuu Communal House was ranked as a relic under Decision No. 454/1998/QĐ-UB dated May 14, 1998.
With its historical and religious values, Dong Cuu Communal House is a relic of significance in the spiritual and cultural life of the community, contributing to preserving the tradition of Tutelary God worship and educating generations about the moral principle of “remembering the source when drinking water.”


