Thanh Hoa City offers incense at the Temple of the Later Le Dynasty and the Monument of National Hero Le Loi

On the occasion of the 606th anniversary of Lam Son Uprising (1418-2024), the 596th anniversary of King Le Thai To's coronation (1428-2024) and the 591st anniversary of the death of National Hero Le Loi (1433-2024), on the morning of September 20 (ie August 18, Giap Thin year), Thanh Hoa City held an incense offering ceremony at the Thai Mieu of the Later Le Dynasty and the Monument of National Hero Le Loi.

Delegates offered incense to commemorate the great contributions of National Hero Le Loi and to show gratitude to the ancestors at the Temple of the Later Le Dynasty.

Attending the ceremony were comrades: Le Anh Xuan, member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Secretary of the City Party Committee, Chairman of the People's Council of Thanh Hoa City; Dau Thanh Tung, member of the Provincial Party Committee, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; leaders of the Provincial Party Committee's Propaganda Department, Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism; leaders of the City Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee, City Fatherland Front Committee and a large number of officials and people of Thanh Hoa City.

Comrade Dau Thanh Tung, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, offered incense at the Temple of the Later Le Dynasty.

The Lam Son uprising initiated and led by Binh Dinh King Le Loi took place in the spring of Mau Tuat year 1418 in Lam Son mountain forest. After 10 years of "tasting honey and lying on thorns" and fighting extremely hard, the uprising ended in victory at the end of 1427, ending 20 years of the most brutal domination of our country by the Ming Dynasty.

Comrade Le Anh Xuan, Secretary of the City Party Committee, Chairman of the People's Council of Thanh Hoa City offered incense at the Temple of the Later Le Dynasty.

On April 15, 1428, Le Loi ascended the throne as Emperor in Dong Do (Thang Long - Hanoi), took the reign name Thuan Thien, named the country Dai Viet, and opened the most prosperous dynasty in the history of Vietnamese feudalism.

Delegates offer incense at the Temple of the Later Le Dynasty.

After 5 years on the throne, Emperor Le Loi fell ill and passed away in 1433. Although he passed away nearly 6 centuries ago, the lessons about national solidarity, taking the people as the root, using humanity to overcome cruelty... of National Hero Le Loi still have value today.

The celebrant reads the congratulatory message at the Temple of the Later Le Dynasty.

In a solemn atmosphere, delegates offered incense and flowers to express their respect and gratitude for the merits of the late Emperor Le Loi - who made Vietnam and the land of Thanh Hoa famous; and to express their gratitude for the great contributions of the generals, soldiers, Lam Son soldiers and predecessors who had contributed to protecting and building the country.

Delegates offer incense at the Monument of National Hero Le Loi.

With the spirit of solidarity and high determination, the Party Committee, government and people of Thanh Hoa City vow to promote the heroic tradition of the nation, the Lam Son spirit, proactively and creatively implement the goals and tasks set out in the Resolution of the 21st City Party Congress, term 2020 - 2025.

To Phuong

Source: https://baothanhhoa.vn/tp-thanh-hoa-dang-huong-tai-thai-mieu-nha-hau-le-va-tuong-dai-anh-hung-dan-toc-le-loi-225376.htm