Special exhibition 'Hoa Lu Capital City'

Here, there are more than 360 artifacts including documents, images, diagrams, excerpts, and rubbings of inscriptions, arranged according to content and themes: The process of national unification and the birth of the first legitimate state in our country; the biography, birthplace, and initial base of warlord Dinh Bo Linh; the historical context and the fragmentation of the 12 warlords; the process of national unification;...

The Ninh Binh Museum is holding a thematic exhibition at the festival grounds of the Hoa Lu Ancient Capital National Special Historical Site.

The exhibition showcased images and artifacts discovered through archaeological excavations from 1976 to the present day, focusing on the Hoa Lu Capital through archaeological discoveries ( scientific research works on the Hoa Lu Capital; images of scientific conferences researching the Hoa Lu Capital).

The exhibition space displays artifacts, diagrams, excerpts, rubbings of inscriptions, etc.

Furthermore, focusing on the ancient capital of Hoa Lu and the tributes from later periods, the exhibition showcased religious relics related to historical figures of the Dinh-Le dynasties, images of some activities inside and outside the festival to commemorate national heroes and the once glorious capital of Hoa Lu.

The exhibition aims to introduce visitors to the festival's unique cultural features of the 10th century; to honor the glorious history of the nation; and to express the Vietnamese people's sentiment of "drinking water, remembering the source" towards the generations of ancestors who contributed to building and defending the country.

The artifacts are on display at the exhibition.

The coin collection is on display.

People visiting the exhibition area.

This is one of the activities organized by the Ninh Binh Museum to commemorate the 1,100th anniversary of the birth of Emperor Dinh Tien Hoang and the Hoa Lu Festival in 2024.

Source: https://www.congluan.vn/trung-bay-chuyen-de-kinh-do-hoa-lu--theo-dong-lich-su-post292262.html