Discover the Canh Tuat 1610 Doctorate Stele at the Temple of Literature

The Canh Tuat 1610 Doctorate Stele at the Temple of Literature – Quoc Tu Giam records the names of the talented people under the Le Kinh Tong dynasty, demonstrating the nation's tradition of learning and respecting talented people. Explore this precious heritage right on the YooLife digital platform with a vivid VR360 experience and engaging auto-narration.

Some features of the Canh Tuat 1610 Doctorate Stele

At the Temple of Literature – Imperial Academy, Hanoi, in the sacred space of ancient Confucian education , there is still a stele with the names of the Canh Tuat (1610) Doctors. The stele was carved and erected under the reign of Le Kinh Tong, the 12th year of the Hoang Dinh era, to honor the talented people who passed this important examination.

The Canh Tuat examination has:

• 01 Second Class Doctorate graduate,
• 06 Third Class Doctorate graduates.

The numbers are not many, but they are enough to demonstrate the strictness of the examination system, as well as affirm the determination to train talented people to serve the country.

Historical significance and cultural value

The Canh Tuat 1610 Doctorate Stele is part of the 82 Doctorate Steles at the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam, recognized by UNESCO as a World Documentary Heritage. Each carving on the stele not only records the names of the successful candidates but also reflects the ideology of valuing talents, the spirit of learning and the tradition of promoting education of our nation through the dynasties.

This is not only a historical artifact, but also a message to today's generation about the importance of knowledge and the career of educating people.

Visit the Canh Tuat 1610 Doctorate Stele on the YooLife digital platform

With the support of digital technology, tourists and students can easily visit the stele of Doctor Canh Tuat 1610 right on the YooLife platform.

• Realistic VR360 images: Allows you to zoom in on every detail of the patterns and inscriptions on the stele as if you were standing directly at the Temple of Literature.
• Automatic commentary: Helps viewers better understand the history of the imperial examinations, dynasties and the meaning of each stele.

Interactive experience: Visitors can move around in virtual space, connecting other attractions in the Temple of Literature complex.

Thanks to YooLife, the thousand-year-old values ​​of Vietnamese education are not only preserved but also spread to the community, especially the young generation at home and abroad.

The stele inscribed with the name of Doctor Canh Tuat 1610 is not only a historical relic, but also a symbol of the nation's thirst for knowledge and the nation's undying spirit of learning. Visiting YooLife, you will have the opportunity to touch the past, to understand and be more proud of the tradition of the mandarinate of our ancestors.

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