Four Sacred Temples of Thang Long

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The Four Sacred Temples of Thang Long are a group of ancient guardian temples in Hanoi that were established to protect the historic capital from evil spirits and natural disasters in all four cardinal directions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural heritage site
group of religious buildings
alsoKnownAs Four Guardian Temples of Thang Long
Thang Long Tu Tran
associatedWith cardinal directions
guardian deities
city Hanoi
country Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
culturalSignificance spiritual protection of Hanoi
era imperial period of Vietnam
hasDirection east
north
south
west
hasPart Bach Ma Temple
Kim Lien Temple
linked to: Kim Lien Pagoda

Quan Thanh Temple
Voi Phuc Temple
heritageStatus important historical and cultural relic of Hanoi
historicalRole guardian complex of the imperial citadel of Thang Long
languageOfName Vietnamese
locatedIn Hanoi
Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
namedAfter Thang Long
protects Thang Long
linked to: Quoc Tu Giam

historic capital of Vietnam
purpose protection from evil spirits
protection from natural disasters
religion Vietnamese folk religion
spatialLayout surrounds the old Thang Long citadel in four directions

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Quan Thanh Temple partOf Four Sacred Temples of Thang Long
Four Sacred Temples of Thang Long alsoKnownAs Four Guardian Temples of Thang Long
linked to: Four Sacred Temples of Thang Long
Den Quan Thanh partOf Four Sacred Temples of Thang Long