Phan Van Tri Temple
Phan Van Tri Temple
Phan Van Tri Temple
Phan Van Tri Temple
Phan Van Tri Temple

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Price: Free

Phone: 3.864633

Time to visit a place: 120 phút

Open Time: 7:00 AM - Close Time: 6:00 PM

Email: ttxtdlbt@gmail.com

Address: 4C3R+XPJ Xã Thạnh Phú Đông, Huyện Giồng Trôm, Tỉnh Bến Tre

The patriotic poet Phan Van Tri (often affectionately referred to by the people with admiration and respect as 'Grandfather Cu Tri') was born in the year of Canh Dan (1830) into a Confucian family in Hung Thanh hamlet, Bao An district, Vinh Long province (now Thanh Phu Dong commune, Giong Trom district, Ben Tre province). Growing up during a tumultuous period in the country's history, witnessing the decline of the feudal regime and the Nguyen dynasty's cowardice in the face of foreign invasion. Confronted with the loss of homeland and the plight of the people, Grandfather Cu Tri always empathized with the people's suffering, lamented the helplessness of the court, but never lost his spirit or determination to fulfill the demands of history. He harbored a great aspiration to save the country, to help the people, embodying the noble virtues of a true patriot. Phan Van Tri was one of the exemplary Confucian scholars, a symbol of dignity in the South. He wielded his pen as a weapon to inspire the anti-French movement and relentlessly fought against traitors and collaborators seeking favors. His ten poetic battles with Ton Tho Tuong vividly demonstrated Phan Van Tri's firm stance against the French. The poetic ... View more

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The patriotic poet Phan Van Tri (often affectionately referred to by the people with admiration and respect as 'Grandfather Cu Tri') was born in the year of Canh Dan (1830) into a Confucian family in Hung Thanh hamlet, Bao An district, Vinh Long province (now Thanh Phu Dong commune, Giong Trom district, Ben Tre province). Growing up during a tumultuous period in the country's history, witnessing the decline of the feudal regime and the Nguyen dynasty's cowardice in the face of foreign invasion.

Confronted with the loss of homeland and the plight of the people, Grandfather Cu Tri always empathized with the people's suffering, lamented the helplessness of the court, but never lost his spirit or determination to fulfill the demands of history. He harbored a great aspiration to save the country, to help the people, embodying the noble virtues of a true patriot.

Phan Van Tri was one of the exemplary Confucian scholars, a symbol of dignity in the South. He wielded his pen as a weapon to inspire the anti-French movement and relentlessly fought against traitors and collaborators seeking favors. His ten poetic battles with Ton Tho Tuong vividly demonstrated Phan Van Tri's firm stance against the French. The poetic battle with Ton Tho Tuong stirred up the literary circles of the South in the latter half of the 19th century. Today, the temple dedicated to Grandfather Phan Van Tri stands on his native land in Thanh Phu Dong commune, Giong Trom district, Ben Tre province. It has been recognized as a provincial-level historical and cultural relic by the Provincial People's Committee since 2014.

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