Trung Thịnh Communal House

Trung Thịnh Communal House worships two generals from the era of the Hai Bà Trưng, Chiêu Trung and Đỗ Lỵ. Trung Thịnh Communal House faces southeast, looking out over a vast expanse of fields. The communal house consists of the Main Communal House, the Temple of the Second Holy One, and the Mother Goddess Temple. The Main Communal House has a five-bay grand worship hall and a two-bay rear sanctuary, forming a Đinh-shaped layout. The Temple of the Holy Mother and the Temple of the Second Holy One have a Nhị-shaped ground plan and consist of three bays. The ceremonial gate has four pillars, including two stone pillars topped with four phoenixes, two side gates, and two stone pillars topped with kneeling nghê lions, following traditional architecture. Today, the communal house still preserves a copy of the deity genealogy, ancestral tablets, an incense table, a wooden crane, a palanquin, a scroll, parallel sentences, a stone basin, a set of Eight Treasures, a worship lamp stand, and other items.

The Trung Thịnh Communal House relic was ranked by the Ministry of Culture and Information (now the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism) under Decision No. 138/VH-QĐ dated January 31, 1992.