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Eighteen rock carvings of Buddhist Arhats dating to the early Tran Dynasty are believed to be the oldest of their kind in Vietnam, offering rare insights into the flourishing Buddhist culture of medieval Dai Viet.
Buried by centuries of upheaval, the Tran Dynasty's ancestral temple in Quang Ninh is gradually revealing its past through archaeological discoveries, while traditional rituals keep the royal family's heritage alive.
A family preparing to build a house in Vietnam's northern Ninh Binh province has uncovered 20 stoneware vessels dating back to the Tran Dynasty in the 13th and 14th centuries, offering a glimpse into everyday life centuries ago.
Household artefacts dating back to Vietnam’s Tran Dynasty (1225-1400) have been discovered during house construction in Ninh Binh province, local cultural authorities announced on October 13.