The document summarizes the Thanh Nha Ho citadel in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, which was constructed between 1400-1407 AD as the center of a new imperial capital. It has unique architecture consisting of stone on the outer layer and earth on the inner layer. The massive stone slabs used in construction were carefully carved and stacked without adhesive, yet have remained durable for over 600 years. The citadel reflects the turbulent history and cultural values of the Ho Dynasty in Vietnam and was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011.
The document summarizes the Thanh Nha Ho citadel in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, which was constructed between 1400-1407 AD as the center of a new imperial capital. It has unique architecture consisting of stone on the outer layer and earth on the inner layer. The massive stone slabs used in construction were carefully carved and stacked without adhesive, yet have remained durable for over 600 years. The citadel reflects the turbulent history and cultural values of the Ho Dynasty in Vietnam and was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011.
The document summarizes the Thanh Nha Ho citadel in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, which was constructed between 1400-1407 AD as the center of a new imperial capital. It has unique architecture consisting of stone on the outer layer and earth on the inner layer. The massive stone slabs used in construction were carefully carved and stacked without adhesive, yet have remained durable for over 600 years. The citadel reflects the turbulent history and cultural values of the Ho Dynasty in Vietnam and was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011.
Hello everyone, Today we are at Thanh Nha Ho, in Thanh Hoa which is known as
the world heritage(heritidz).
So this World Heritage Site is a citadel(si-tơ-đồ) and old ruined(ru:in) capital, the dates from around the 15th century. The citadel here was constructed between around 1400(one thous four hund) and 1407(fourteen oh seven) , and it was the centrepiece of a new imperial capital. Designed according to strict feng shui(phâng suây) principles(prin sơ bồ), the walls (wo:l) and gates which you can see surrounded the palace(pa lợts) is Forbidden City. 1:18 - Each stone slab on the gate’s vault(vo:lt) was chiselled(trizld) in the grapefruit(greip fru:t) segment shape and these stone slabs were skilfully stacked closely against each other. All of the citadel walls and the four main gates were built of sophisticatedly(sơ-fis- ti-cơ-dly) carved(ka:v) rectangular(réc-tang-gơ-lơ) green limestone(laim-s tâu) slabs being stacked closely against each other. The Citadel has unique architecture, with a combination of stone in the outer layer and earth in the inner layer. The stone slabs are 1.5 metres long on average(a-vơ-rít); some are 6 metres in length and weigh 24(twenty-four) tons. They were taken An Tôn Mountain, which is not very far from the Citadel. These special rectangular-shaped stone slabs are very suitable for the construction of the Citadel. The massive stone slabs are slacked against each other without adhesive(ơ-hi:-siv), yet they are durable. Despite the ups and downs of history and the effects of weather over the past 600(hund) years, the Citadel is relatively unspoiled. That shows how talented the then architects were. As a legend(le-giừn) goes, a wall kept collapsing(cơ-láp-sing) during the construction of Tây Đô Citadel facing the West gate. ĐỨA ĐẦU NÓI ĐẾN 3 PHÚT 26 NGƯỜI THỨ 2: Hồ Quý Ly beheaded Trần Công Sỹ, for he suspected the foreman of betraying him. Bình Khương claimed her husband’s innicence in vain. She banged her head and punched her hands on the stones, thus leaving dents on them. The locals built a temple for her and named it Bình Khương Temple. The 2.5 meters stone Hoa Nhai Path connects the South gate and Nam Giao Altar, built in August 1402, where the Kings of the Ho Dynasty often performed sacrifice rituals. Nam Giao Altar was located in Đún Mountain, Vĩnh Thành Commune, Vĩnh Lộc District, where the Kings of the Ho Dynasty performed sacrifice rituals to pray for favorable weather, peace, prosperity and everlasting dynasty. Built in and closely asociated with a turbulent period of the Vietnamese society with the reforms of the Ho Dynasty and the idea of proactively protecting the national independence, the Citadel of the Ho Dynasty is a world’s outstanding construction work with special values and unique architecture. It is a precious heritage indeed and a wonderful example of ancient citadels. The Citadel of the Ho Dynasty is now a scenic spot and a beautiful tourists destination that attracts lots of visitors. That the citadel was recognized as a world culture heritage in 2011, is the most precise evaluation of its architectural, culture and historical values that have been standing against the test of time.