Quyt Communal House

Quyt Communal House worships one of the four deities, like Thuong Communal House, Trung Communal House, and Thong Temple. The genealogy was compiled by Nguyen Binh, a senior scholar of the Academy's Eastern Hall, in the Hong Phuc year 1573, based on ancient texts and local people's accounts. Quyt Communal House worships "Thai Minh Linh Thanh Dai Vuong", known as the third deity of the village. The communal house was recognized as a provincial/city-level historical and cultural relic under Decision No. 664/QD-UBND dated June 30, 1998, by the People's Committee of Ha Tay Province. During the two resistance wars, Quyt Communal House was a gathering place for troops and also a site for a military medical station, receiving wounded soldiers from the front for treatment; the communal house witnessed many meetings and farewell ceremonies sending village youths off to save the country. Giua Quyt Village maintains vibrant festival activities with solemn ritual ceremonies and large numbers of participants in processions and palanquin escort, deeply imbued with the cultural identity of the waterlogged rice-growing region.