Shunhua City

Hue City, Hue Province, Seung Tin, Socialist Republic of Vietnam
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synonym Hue (The ancient capital of Vietnam, the capital of Seung Tin Hue Province) generally refers to Hue City
Hue City (Vietnamese: Th à nh Ph ố Hu ế/Cheng Yah) is the central part of Vietnam Thua Thien With an area of 150 square kilometers and a population of about 340000. It was called Fuchun in ancient times (Vietnamese: Ph ú Xu â n/Fuchun). Although it is translated as "Huhua" in Chinese, it is actually called "Huhua" in Vietnamese (Vietnamese: Hu ế/Huhua), which was originally Huhua (Vietnamese: Thu ậ n H ó a/Huhua) in history.
In the history of Shunhua Western Mountain Dynasty (1778-1802) and Ruan Dynasty The capital (1802-1945) is the ancient capital of Vietnam, famous for its historical sites. In 1993, Shunhua Capital and Royal City of Shunhua (Shunhua Historic Building Complex) selected UNESCO World Cultural Heritage
Chinese name
Shunhua City
Foreign name
Th à nh Ph ố Hu ế (Vietnamese)
Alias
Chengleihua (in Chinese)
Administrative Region Category
Provincial cities and provincial capitals
Region
Seung Tin Hue Province, Socialist Republic of Vietnam
geographical position
Vietnam? North Central Division of counties, cities and towns
Area
72 km²
Area under jurisdiction
27 workshops
Government residence
Shunhua City Anjiufang
population size
455230 (2018)
Dialect
Vietnamese

Geography

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Located in central Vietnam, north Hanoi 540 km, south Ho Chi Ming City 644km, west Changshan Mountains , Easting South China Sea 8km. The Xiangjiang River runs through the city, dividing the city into north and south districts. The north area is an old city, which can be divided into outer city and inner city. The outer city wall is 6 meters high, surrounded by a moat.

history

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feudalistic age

stay Western Han Dynasty Period, this place originally belonged to Jiaozhou Ri'nan County Xianglin County Jurisdiction. In the third year of Emperor Xiandi's Chuping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (192), the Zhan people killed Xianglin County Magistrate in the Shinan Prefecture of the Han Dynasty, and became independent from the Han Dynasty, occupying most of the original Shinan Prefecture (central Vietnam) Brahmanism For the national religion, the Champa State was established, and the boundary with the Han Dynasty was Shunhua. This is ancient times Zhan Po The boundary between the Kingdom and the Han Dynasty.
Chen Xinglong Fourteen years (1306), Chen Yingzong take Princess Xuanzhen Marry the King of Zhancheng Min making In exchange for the land of Urumqi and Lijiang, Shunzhou and Huazhou will be set up. Among them, Shunzhou is now Guangzhi Province , Huazhou today Thua Thien and Guangnan Province It belonged to the Ming Dynasty and was locally subordinated Shunhua Mansion Later Li Dynasty After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was changed to Shunhua Road
In the 17th century, Lord Ruan Take the area of Shunhua and Guangnan as the base area. In 1687, Ruan Fuxuan The capital was moved to Fuchun Society, so it is also called Fuchun. Western Mountain Dynasty When, Ruan Hui The capital will also be Fuchun. In 1802 Ruan Fuying establish Ruan Dynasty , still settled here. In 1822, it was set as Chengtian Mansion

French Period

In 1883, France occupy Vietnam? Vietnam became a protectorate. On October 20, 1898, the Chinese Imperial Envoy's Office (the colonial government) planned to delimit urban areas including the capital on both sides of the Xiangjiang River in Chengtian Prefecture, and set up Shunhua Community On August 30, 1899, the Governor of French Indochina officially approved the establishment of the Shunhua Municipal Community.
The history of Hue as the capital lasted until 1945. In August 1945, Japan surrendered to the Allies. On August 19, Ho Chi Minh Leading Vietnam League stay Hanoi Seize political power, set up a temporary revolutionary government, and sent a telegram to Shunhua requesting the last emperor of the Ruan Dynasty Baoda Emperor abdication. At this time, Japanese Ambassador Hengshan suggested that Baoda could easily annihilate the Vietnam League by using Japan's military power, but Baoda was unwilling to use external forces to massacre Vietnamese, and rejected Hengshan's proposal. On August 24, the imperial edict was issued to announce abdication. On August 30, Baoda held the abdication The ceremony, giving the seal and sword symbolizing power to the Vietnam League representatives Chen Huiliao Ruan Liangpeng (Nguy ễ n L ư ng B ằ ng) and Qu Huijin He declared that he would "be the people of an independent country, not the slave emperor". Baoda gave up the monarchy and name Ruan Fuxuan , use the original name Ruan Fu Yongrui Two days later, on September 2, Democratic Republic of Vietnam The provisional government was established in Hanoi, and Baoda became the "first citizen" of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

Nanyue Period

During the period of Vietnam's north-south division, Hueyi in 1954 Geneva conference It belongs to South Vietnam, but is quite close to North Vietnam. 1956, President of South Vietnam Diem Shunhua Municipal Community became The Republic of Vietnam One of the municipalities directly under the Central Government Chengtian Province Provincial visit.
In 1963, Chemical attack of Hue event, Buddhist crisis period South Vietnam Army To suppress opposition Diem Autocratic citizens and monks, while spraying on demonstrators Lacrimation Weapons, causing 67 people to be seriously injured and sent to the hospital.
Battle of Hue
In 1968, US Marine Corps And the South Vietnamese Army in Hue and Viet Cong Explosive Battle of Hue

Since reunification

In 1976, Vietnam was officially unified Guangzhi Province Guangping Province Merge into Pingzhi Tiansheng The provincial government is located in Shunhua City. There are 12 blocks and 6 groups under the jurisdiction of Shunhua City: Fu'an Block, Fuji Block, Fuhou Block, Fuxie Block, Fuhe Block, Fushun Block, Xilu Block, Shunhe Block, Shunlu Block, Shuncheng Block, Yongli Block, Yongning Block, Xiangliu Block, Shuifu Block, Shuifu Block, Shuichang Block, Shuichun Block, Chunlong Block.
On February 13, 1979, Fu'an Square was incorporated into Fuji Square.
On September 11, 1981, Xiangtian County Xianghai Community, Xiangfeng Community, Xiangrong Community, Xiangchu Community, Xianglong Community, Xianghu Community, Xiangping Community, Xiangshou Community and Xiangzhu Community Xiangfu County Some areas of Pingping Society, Shuipiao Society, Shui'an Society, Shuiyang Society, Fushang Society, Fuyang Society, Fumao Society, Fuqing Society, Fujin Society and Shuiyun Society are under the jurisdiction of Shunhua City. On September 17, Xianghu Community set up Xiang'an Community.
On January 6, 1983, Xianghai Community was divided into Shun'an Community and Taiyang Community, and Pingtian Community and Heping City Community were added. Fushun Community was divided into Fuping Community, Anjiu Community was added in Yongli Community and Shui'an Community, Fangde Community was added in Yongning Community and Shuichun Community, Chunlong Community was changed into Jinlong Community, Xiangliu Community was changed into Weiye Community, Shuifu Community was changed into Chunfu Community, and Shuifu Community was changed into Fuyong Community, Shuichang Community was renamed Chang'an Square.
On June 30, 1989, Pingzhitian Province was divided into Thua Thien Guangzhi Province and Guangping Province Shunhua became Chengtian's province.
On September 29, 1990, the Pingping Society and the Shuiyang Society were incorporated Xiangshui County Under the jurisdiction of Fushang Community, Fuyang Community, Fumao Community, Fuqing Community, Fujin Community and Shun'an Community Furong County Jurisdiction: Pingcheng Community, Pingtian Community, Xiangping Community, Xianghu Community, Xiang'an Community, Xiangrong Community, Xiangshou Community, Xiangfeng Community and Taiyang Community Xiangcha County have jurisdiction over.
On September 24, 1992, the Vietnamese government recognized Hue as a second class city.
On November 22, 1995, Yongli Square was divided into Fuhui Square and Furun Square.
On August 24, 2005, the Vietnamese government identified Hue City as the first class city.
On March 27, 2007, Xiangchu Community was divided into Xiangchu Community and Anhe Community, and Shuian Community was divided into Andong Community and Anxi Community.
On March 25, 2010, the Xianglong Community, Shuichun Community and Shuipiao Community were changed into Xianglong Community, Shuichun Community and Shuipiao Community.

administrative division

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Shunhua City is divided into 27 blocks.
Anjiufang (Phường An Cựu)
Anton Square (Phường An Đông)
Anhefang (Phường An Hoà)
Anxifang (Phường An Tây)
Xianglongfang (Phường Hương Long)
Xiangchu Workshop (Phường Hương Sơ)
Jinlongfang (Phường Kim Long)
Fuping Square (Phường Phú Bình)
Fujifang (Phường Phú Cát)
Fuhoufang (Phường Phú Hậu)
Fu Xie Fang (Phường Phú Hiệp)
Fuhefang (Phường Phú Hoà)
Fuhuifang (Phường Phú Hội)
Furun Square (Phường Phú Nhuận)
Fushun Square (Phường Phú Thuận)
Fuyongfang (Phường Phước Vĩnh)
Fangde Square (Phường Phường Đúc)
Xilufang (Phường Tây Lộc)
Shunhe Square (Phường Thuận Hoà)
Shunlu Square (Phường Thuận Lộc)
Shuncheng Square (Phường Thuận Thành)
Water ladle workshop (Phường Thuỷ Biều)
Shuichunfang (Phường Thuỷ Xuân)
Chang'an Square (Phường Trường An)
Yongning Square (Phường Vĩnh Ninh)
Weiye Workshop (Phường Vĩ Dạ)
Chunfufang (Phường Xuân Phú)

Famous scenic spot

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Historical buildings in Hu'nhua

Hue Historic Buildings Complex is located in Hue City, Vietnam. Hue City is located in the central part of Vietnam. Now it is the capital of Seung Tin Hue Province. Hue, the capital of Vietnam after unification, was built in 1802, under the rule of the Ruan Dynasty until 1945. During this period, it was not only a political center, but also a cultural and religious center.
Historical buildings in Hu'nhua
The Xiangjiang River runs through the city, dividing Shunhua into two districts, the north and the south. The north area is an old city, which can be divided into outer city and inner city. The Outer City is the capital of the past, surrounded by a moat, with a total of 10 gates. There are six departments and districts with 100 officials, including the Imperial College, the Secret Academy, the Procuratorate, the History Museum, the Cabinet, and the Academy of Xi Xian. The inner city is the imperial Forbidden City, built in imitation of the Forbidden City in Beijing. It is divided into two parts: the Hall of Diligence in front of which the emperor usually handles government affairs, the Hall of Qiancheng in the back where the emperor lives, the Kuntai Palace where the empress lives, the Hall of Light where the crown prince lives, and the Shunhui Palace where other empresses live. In the Imperial City, there are also flag stands, Taihe Hall, palaces and temples dedicated to the emperors of past dynasties. It is the largest and most complete ancient building group in Vietnam.

Royal Mausoleum of Shunhua

Royal Mausoleum of Shunhua
The Royal Tomb of Shunhua was built about 10 kilometers west of the city Jialong Mausoleum Ming Ming Mausoleum, Shaozhi Mausoleum, Side Mausoleum, Jianfu Mausoleum, Tongqing Mausoleum and Qiding Mausoleum were all built in imitation of the Ming and Qing imperial mausoleums in China.

Tianmu Temple

Tianmu Temple is a famous ancient temple in Vietnam, also known as Lingmu Temple. Located in the western suburbs of Shunhua, it has dozens of magnificent buildings, such as the Temple of the Heavenly King, the Jade Emperor, the Mahavira Hall, the Lecture Hall, the Sutra Collection Building, the Bell and Drum Tower, the Hall of Ten Kings, the Hall of Great Compassion, and the Herbalist Hall. [1]