Siêu Quần Communal House
Introduction
Siêu Quần Communal House in Siêu Quần Village, Đại Thanh Commune, worships two tutelary deities: Trịnh Thượng Đẳng Thần, Hổ Lang Đại Vương—namely Trịnh Khả, a founding meritorious official of the Early Lê dynasty—and Nguyễn Thượng Đẳng Thần, Đông Hải Đại Vương—namely Nguyễn Phục, a Confucian scholar of Lê Thánh Tông’s reign. In addition, it also jointly worships two ladies: (Diêu) La Phương Dung Trang Khiết Tĩnh Thuận Minh Diễm Công Chúa and Quý Minh Trinh Tĩnh Ôn Hòa Công Chúa.
In terms of architecture, Siêu Quần Communal House stands on a high plot of land, facing south with a layout in the shape of the character Nhị. In front of the communal house is a small pond, to the right is an excavated canal, and the grounds are surrounded by many green trees, creating harmony with the natural environment. The main architectural components include: Nghi Môn (ceremonial gate), Đại Bái (main worship hall), and Hậu Cung (rear sanctuary).
Siêu Quần Communal House was ranked by the Ministry of Culture and Information (now the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism) Historical and Architectural-Artistic Relic at National Level in 1994.


