KHÊ HỒI COMMUNAL HOUSE
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Introduction
Khê Hồi Communal House was built in the 18th century and worships Cao Sơn Đại Vương. According to the legend preserved at Phương Quế Temple (Liên Phương Commune, Thường Tín District), his name was Cao Hiển, who lived during the reign of King Trần Thuận Tông (1388-1398).
The communal house still preserves a stone stele inscribed in Han characters, telling of the restoration and construction, bearing the Cảnh Hưng era name (1740-1786). In addition to worship objects such as horizontal plaques and couplets, Khê Hồi Communal House also preserves a village covenant with many notes on participation in festivals by communes of the former Hà Hồi Canton.


