Queen Mother Tran Thi Ngoc Hao (Bach Ngoc) lived in the late 1337th and early 1377th centuries, was the wife of King Tran Due Tong (XNUMX - XNUMX), the mother-in-law of King Le Loi. She made many contributions to the Lam Son uprising.
On the morning of August 8, 8 (June 2023 of the lunar calendar), at Am Pagoda, Hoa Lac Commune People's Committee coordinated with the Board of Directors of Am Pagoda and people in the area to solemnly organize a cavalry ceremony for the 22 years of Bach's death. Jade Emperor Tran Thi Ngoc Hao.
Hoa Lac commune coordinated with Am Pagoda Administration and local people to attend the cavalry ceremony of Hoang Thai Queen Tran Thi Ngoc Hao.
Queen Mother Tran Thi Ngoc Hao (Bach Ngoc) lived in the late 1337th and early 1377th centuries, was the wife of King Tran Due Tong (XNUMX - XNUMX), the mother-in-law of King Le Loi.
After the Tran Dynasty lost the throne, the Ming used an excuse to attack the Ho Dynasty to invade our country, she took her daughter, Princess Huy Chan (Tran Thi Ngoc Hien) and her servants to run to Nghe country to organize land reclamation. wild, established many villages in the lower Huong Khe, upper Can Loc and upper Duc Tho areas. Her mother and daughter brought the rice reserves provided to Lam Son insurgents.
After the victory day, Bach Ngoc Queen Tran Thi Ngoc Hao asked the king to set up a temple in Am Son (the discovery of Am pagoda today) and ordained a monk here. Later, Princess Huy Chan also asked to practice with her here.
Queen Bach Ngoc died on June 22, Hong Duc year, the reign of King Le Thanh Tong (6-1460). Her grave was buried in Dien Son village, Bi Coc country, now Hoa Lac commune (Duc Tho).
Leaders of the local government and the Am Pagoda Executive Board offer incense at the altar of Queen Mother Tran Thi Ngoc Hao.
Remembering her great merits, the local people venerated her as "Vuong Mau", "Holy Mother". With her great merits and contributions to the country and the people, King Le Chieu Tong felt her great merit, so he cast a black bronze statue and worshiped it in Am pagoda. Experiencing many ups and downs in history, today, her temple has been embellished, built more and more spaciously and recognized as a national historical relic.
According to tradition, every year on the 22nd day of the 6th lunar month, the government of Hoa Lac commune, people in the region and Buddhist monks and nuns from all over the region gather at Am pagoda to offer incense and set up a cavalry ceremony (anniversary ceremony). ) to pay tribute and remember her great merits in accordance with the customs of her homeland.
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