Quan Cong Temple, Hoi An
A major Chinese-Vietnamese shrine dedicated to Quan Công in Hoi An Ancient Town.
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The royal ancestral temple of the Nguyễn emperors inside Hue’s Imperial City.
Sacred Place Overview
Identity, documented context and sacred significance.
The royal ancestral temple of the Nguyễn emperors inside Hue’s Imperial City. The temple belongs to the UNESCO-listed imperial capital complex created by the Nguyễn dynasty. Its ancestral altars connect court ceremonial practice with Nguyễn dynastic history.
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The temple is within the Imperial City area, component 678-001 of UNESCO’s Complex of Hué Monuments, inscribed in 1993.
Within the UNESCO-listed Complex of Hue Monuments · Within Imperial City component of Complex of Hué Monuments — World Heritage Site (1993; component 678-001)
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