TRADITIONAL FESTIVAL OF YEN TRUONG VILLAGE

            Yen Truong Village Communal House dates back to the reign of King Minh Mang (1820 - 1840). It is a historical, cultural and revolutionary communal house, a witness of the people's uprising to seize power on August 16, 1945, and the headquarters of the resistance committee of the former Chuong My district in the early days of the revolution. The communal house was burned by the French on October 20, 1948. It was rebuilt by the people in 1998.

            The festival has been held for a long time, but due to war it was interrupted and was restored in 1998. Initially, the festival was held from the 10th to the 11th day of the eighth lunar month, but because it fell during the rainy and stormy season, it was moved to early spring. The festival is held once every three years, lasting 3 days, from the 14th to the 16th day of the second lunar month, and is organized by all families and people in the village.

            Deities worshipped: According to the divine genealogy, the Four Great Kings (Cao Sơn, Đại Hải, Y Sơn, Hộ Quốc) are worshipped at the village communal house. The two princesses Bảo Dung and Đà Sa are worshipped at Quán Bơi shrine.