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Manage No	PI00000530
Country	Vietnam
ICH Domain	Social practices, rituals, festive events

Description	Procession of Va temple to Ngu Doi temple for Moc Duc ritual ON MID-LUNAR JANUARY in 2014 _Va Temple Festival
Photographer	CCH researchers
Place	Sơn Tây district, Hà Nội city	File Size	119 KB
Definition	1151 x 768	File Format	jpg
Copyright	CCH

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Vietnam National Institute Culture and Arts Studies (VICAS)

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PI00000531 Procession of Va temple to Ngu Doi temple for Moc Duc ritual in 2014
Procession of Va temple to Ngu Doi temple for Moc Duc ritual ON MID-LUNAR JANUARY in 2014 _Va Temple Festival

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PI00000540 Gifts of Van Gia village
Gifts of Vân Gia village for THE FISHING RITUAL IN MID-SEPTEMBER _Va Temple Festival

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PI00000532 Taking water from the river for Moc Duc ritual
Taking water from the river for Mộc Dục ritual (statutes cleaning ritual) ON MID-LUNAR JANUARY _Va Temple Festival

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PI00000533 Do Ha ceremony: The elderly practice the ritual of asking for permission to take water from the river
Độ Hà ceremony for MỘC DỤC (STATUTES CLEANING) ON MID-LUNAR JANUARY - the elderly practice the ritual of asking for permission to take water from the river in the Red river bank _Va Temple Festival

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PI00000542 Grilling fishes
Grilling fishes for THE FISHING RITUAL IN MID-SEPTEMBER _Va Temple Festival

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PI00000534 Water palanquin of Ngu Doi temple
Water palanquin of Ngự Dội temple for CEREMONY OF MỘC DỤC (STATUTES CLEANING) ON MID-LUNAR JANUARY _Va Temple Festival

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PI00000541 The convoy of gifts from Van Gia communal house to the Va temple
The convoy of gifts from Vân Gia communal house to the Và temple for THE FISHING RITUAL IN MID-SEPTEMBER _Va Temple Festival

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PI00000539 Gifts of Phu Sa village
Gifts of Phu Sa village Festival for THE FISHING RITUAL IN MID-SEPTEMBER _Va Temple Festival

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PI00000543 The offering of a pig with some hair in the neck and its head covered with omental fat in a ritual at Ngu Doi temple
The offering (a pig with some hair in the neck and its head covered with omental fat) in Đốn ritual at Ngự Dội temple in CEREMONY OF MỘC DỤC (STATUTES CLEANING) ON MID-LUNAR JANUARY

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PI00001072 Presenting wine to the altar of the Three Figures in the back alter
Presenting wine to the altar of the Three Figures in the back alter

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PI00001071 Reading the worshiping oration
Reading the worshipping oration in THE FISHING RITUAL IN MID-SEPTEMBER _Va Temple Festival

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PI00000499 Tugging Teams carrying out worshipping ritual before the tugging match
Vietnam_Picture_Tugging Rituals and Games:Anh Keo co ngoi

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PI00000511 Trấn Vũ temple, where the Seated tugging ritual and game happens yearly
Vietnam_Picture_Tugging Rituals and Games:Anh Keo co ngoi

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PI00000497 Mạn Chợ male Team running around the village before getting to the tugging match site
Vietnam_Picture_Tugging Rituals and Games:Anh Keo co ngoi

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PI00000498 Mạn Đìa male Team running around the village before getting to the tugging match site
Vietnam_Picture_Tugging Rituals and Games:Anh Keo co ngoi

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PI00000510 Panorama of the Seated Tugging festival
Vietnam_Picture_Tugging Rituals and Games:Anh Keo co ngoi

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PI00005623 Mr. Mai Tự Lĩnh in the role of Tiên Chỉ
Tiên Chỉ (the First Notable off the village) drumming to give a signal of start for a tugging match

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PI00005626 People take their children to go under the God’s palanquin
People take their children to go under the God’s palanquin with the belief that the Gods will give their children good health and they will be obedient

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Article

DI00000225 VA TEMPLE AND THE VENERATION OF THE TAN VIEN MOUNTAIN GOD
Facing the rising sun, Va Temple in Van Gia Village, Trung Hung Ward, Hanoi, is also known as the East Palace, marking its importance as one of the four major veneration sites of the Tan Vien Mountain God, a key figure of Vietnamese spiritual tradition. According to legend the site’s tutelary divinity is the Ancestral Deity of the Southern Heavens and God of the Tan Vien Mountain, one the country’s most ancient deities and one of the principal mountain gods. As such, the Tan Vien Mountain God is venerated throughout the northern plain region of Vietnam by the Viet people and by some of the country’s ethnic minorities as well.

Nguyen Van Huy Deputy Director, Centre for Cultural Heritage Research and Promotion Pham Kim Ngan Head of Research Department, Centre for Cultural Heritage Research and Promotion 2016