Thuan Nhue Ngoai Communal House, Hat Mon Commune
Introduction
THUAN NHUE NGOAI COMMUNAL HOUSE - NATIONAL-LEVEL ARCHITECTURAL ART RELIC
Thuan Nhue Ngoai Communal House, also known as Thuan Ngoai Communal House, is located in Thuan Nhue Ngoai village, Hat Mon commune, Hanoi city. The communal house was built long ago; based on the royal edict of the Chinh Hoa era in 1683 and the Canh Hung stele of 1752, the relic has a long history.
The communal house worships Cao Son Dai Vuong, a general of King Hung Due Vuong, who had merit in fighting the Thuc invaders, helping the people develop production, and teaching the people to grow mulberries and raise silkworms. Due to natural disasters and floods, the communal house was renovated and embellished many times; in 2019, the rear sanctuary and main hall were invested in for restoration.
Annually, the communal house festival is held on the 10th day of the third lunar month, with rituals, singing, folk games, and cultural and artistic activities.
With its outstanding values, Thuan Nhue Ngoai Communal House was ranked as a National-level Historical - Architectural and Artistic Relic in 1991.
