Phuc Khe Communal House

Phuc Khe Communal House worships a Ly dynasty deity named Le Phung Hieu as the village tutelary deity. He was from Bang Son Village in Chau Ai (now Duong Son Village, Hoang Hoa District, Thanh Hoa Province). He was a famous general during the reign of Ly Thai To (1009 - 1028). In the year the king died (1028), his three younger sons, Dong Chinh Vuong, Duc Thanh Vuong, and Vu Duc Vuong, led troops to surround the imperial citadel in an attempt to usurp the throne from Crown Prince Phat Ma. Le Phung Hieu led his guards out to suppress the rebellion of these three princes and placed Phat Ma on the throne, namely Ly Thai Tong (1028 - 1054). Phuc Khe Communal House still preserves many precious relics: one deity genealogy, seven royal edicts conferring honorific titles on the village tutelary deity of Phuc Khe, and a splendid lacquered and gilded eight-bearer palanquin.

Phuc Khe Communal House was ranked as a historical-cultural relic by the Ministry of Culture and Information in 1991./.