Trùng Quán Communal House
Introduction
Trùng Quán Communal House is named after the place name in Trùng Quán Village, Phù Đổng Commune; in the past it was called Xung Quan, belonging to Yên Thường Canton, Từ Sơn Prefecture, Kinh Bắc Region.
According to accounts by village elders and based on the book of Thần tích - Thần sắc (deity legends and royal decrees) currently kept at the Institute of Social Sciences Information: Trùng Quán Communal House worships the village tutelary deity Đức Thánh Tam Giang, the common name of four Trương brothers: the eldest Saint is Trương Hống, the second Saint is Trương Hát, and the remaining Trương Lừng and Trương Lẫy were all talented generals under the reigns of Lý Nam Đế and Triệu Việt Vương in the 6th century.
At the village communal house, in addition to the altar to Đức Thánh Tam Giang, there is also an altar to Admiral Duke Nguyễn Đăng Doanh as the second village tutelary deity - Hậu thần. Based on the stele bearing the Vĩnh Trị 4 (1679) era name, the inscription on the stele honoring the tutelary deity states clearly: He had many merits in assisting the king and helping the lord and contributed to the villagers, so he was honored by the elders and the people as the village tutelary deity. Trùng Quán Communal House was ranked as a historical relic by the Hanoi People's Committee in Decision No. 836/QĐ-UBND dated February 21, 2018.


