Giá trị khu di tích Đền Trần - Chùa Phổ Minh (Nam Định) từ góc nhìn lịch sử văn hóa

Abstract Nam Dinh, a province in the Red-River Delta, contains much cultural and historical heritage. Growing up in this region, the Tran family left their homeland in 1225 to Thang Long, founding the Tran Dynasty, which later achieved glorious victory in the three wars against the Mongol invader, successfully protecting the national independence. Tuc Mac-Thien Truong, the home village of the Tran Dynasty, still stores many structural and artistic heritages of high value, which reflect a prosperously developed Dai Viet Nation under the reign of the Tran Dynasty and many distinctively rich cultural features of the Red-River Delta. The complex of the Tran Temple and Pho Minh Pagoda is the most remarkable among those heritages and has been ranked special historical relic of the nation.