Điện Kính Thiên sau phục dựng sẽ như thế nào? | Hà Nội 18h00

Kính Thiên Palace, located in the center of the Forbidden City of Thăng Long (Hanoi), was the royal court building, dating back to the early Lê dynasty. It was the site of the most important national ceremonies, such as coronation ceremonies, grand court ceremonies, and the reception of foreign envoys. Kính Thiên Palace was built by King Lê Thái Tổ in 1428 and was repaired and rebuilt several times during the Mạc and Lê Trung Hưng dynasties. In 1816, King Gia Long ordered the construction of a new palace on the site of Kính Thiên Palace to serve as a royal residence for the Nguyễn emperors during their tours of the North. In 1841, during the reign of King Thiệu Trị, it was renamed Long Thiên Palace. In 1886, after occupying Hanoi, the French colonialists destroyed Long Thiên Palace to build a building for the French army. The only remaining relic of Kính Thiên Palace's glorious past is the stone steps carved with dragons, which have become a national treasure. #news #hanoionline #hanoi18h ---- ➡ This is the official YouTube channel of Hanoi Radio and Television Station. ➡ Click Subscribe to receive timely news updates on the Hanoi Radio and Television Station's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/HaNoiTVGo?sub... 👉 CONTACT INFORMATION: 🔶 Hanoi Radio and Television Station: 3-5 Huynh Thuc Khang Street, Dong Da District, Hanoi 📧 Email: [email protected] ☎️ Phone: 0865.116.699 #DaiHaNoi #HanoiOnline