Đình làng Lương (xã Tri Phương, huyện Tiên Du, tỉnh Bắc Ninh) có niên đại thời Lê Trung Hưng năm Chính Hòa thứ 21 (1700). Theo nhà nghiên cứu đình làng Nguyễn Hoài Nam thì đình Lương có nghệ thuật chạm khắc còn đẹp hơn cả đình Đình Bảng. Đây là một báu vật kiến trúc thời Lê Trung Hưng còn ít người biết tới. Vietlandmarks vinh dự được giới thiệu với bạn đọc gần xa bộ ảnh công phu do Nguyễn Hoài Nam và Việt Cường thực hiện ngày 01/01/2015.
Do Temple is situated in Dinh Bang village, Tu Son, Bac Ninh. The temple has been recognized as the National historical and cultural relic for its great values. This is the worship place for the eight Kings of the Ly Dynasty: Ly Cong Uan or Ly Thai To (1009 -- 1028), Ly Thai Tong (1028 -- 1054), Ly Thanh Tong (1054 -- 1075), Ly Nhan Tong (1072 -- 1128), Ly Than Tong (1128 -- 1138), Ly Anh Tong (1138 -- 1175), Ly Cao Tong (1175 -- 1210) and Ly Hue Tong (1210 -- 1224).
Do Temple is also called Co Phap Dien or Ly Bat De Temple (Temple of the eight Kings). The temple was constructed in 11th century and was repaired and expanded through the Dynasties of Ly, Tran, Le. The temple features the style of palatial and popular architecture style, which are harmoniously combined and precisely carved to create a sustainable and beautiful construction.
In 1952, Do Temple was occupied and completely destroyed by the French colonial. Since 1989 till now, with the ongoing effort of local people as well as the support of the State and Communist Party, Do Temple has step by step been recovered and expanded.
Currently, Do temple has a total area of 31.250 m2 with 21 work items of different sizes. Do Temple reflects a special and unique architecture style, which features Vietnam's traditional historical and cultural values. This is a great place for visitors who want to explore Vietnam and its culture characteristics.
