Exhibition of Han-Nom heritage in Ayun Pa ward

(GLO)- On the morning of August 27, at Le Thanh Tong High School (Ayun Pa ward, Gia Lai province), Pleiku Museum opened the thematic exhibition "Han-Nom heritage in Gia Lai province".

Dr. Luu Hong Son (Pleiku Museum) introduced the Han-Nom heritage in Gia Lai province to delegates and students. Photo: Vu Chi

Attending the opening ceremony of the exhibition were representatives of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism; Pleiku Museum; Ayun Pa Ward's Department of Culture and Society; representatives of leaders of some neighboring communes; the Tien Hien Temple Service Board of Phu Can village; antique collectors in Ayun Pa ward and a large number of teachers and students of Le Thanh Tong High School.

The exhibition introduces more than 100 photos with more than 300 images and documents of all kinds, including all the royal decrees kept at village communal houses, ancient land registers kept at private homes and hundreds of horizontal lacquered boards, parallel sentences, and steles at pagodas, shrines, private homes, and mausoleums in the province.

The exhibition is divided into two main parts. The royal decrees and land registers section displays royal decrees of the feudal court during the reign of King Tu Duc, Duy Tan, and Bao Dai conferred upon deities at communal houses in the province that the topic has approached and collected; royal decrees conferred upon those who have contributed to the Nguyen Dynasty, which are still kept in private homes in Gia Lai such as the Nguyen, Tran, Van, and To families, along with some land purchase and sale documents that are still kept by private homes that have long settled in Gia Lai in the An Khe area (the Nguyen and To families in Cuu An, the Le family in Tu Thuy, the Van family in Tan Lai...).

Along with that, the Han Nom script section in the living spaces displays images of Han Nom script on various types of objects such as horizontal lacquered boards, parallel sentences, worshiping documents, antiques, tombstones, etc. in the spaces of communal houses, temples, pagodas, private homes, and mausoleums.

Students of Le Thanh Tong High School excitedly visit the exhibition. Photo: Vu Chi

The exhibition is an important content of the provincial-level topic "Preserving and promoting the value of Han-Nom heritage in Gia Lai province" proposed by the Provincial Museum and assigned by the Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee as the host agency. This is a specific, lively and unique method of the museum, helping the public access the heritage effectively, especially for the type of Han-Nom documentary heritage that is hidden in folklore.

According to the plan, the exhibition "Han-Nom Heritage in Gia Lai Province" in Ayun Pa Ward will take place for 3 days (from August 27 to 29) with the expectation of helping people inside and outside the locality to better understand the history and culture of Gia Lai through Han-Nom documentary heritage in the province.

Source: https://baogialai.com.vn/trien-lam-di-san-han-nom-tai-phuong-ayun-pa-post564932.html