superlinh ✨
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Btw Im not even mind scenarios in which Dimitri was pressured to give up his love and marry someone else and suffers for the sake of the kingdom. Im making the white noble man suffers as punishment, is that enough to be considered activism by you people's standards?
November 14, 2025 at 5:37 AM
Btw Im not even mind scenarios in which Dimitri was pressured to give up his love and marry someone else and suffers for the sake of the kingdom. Im making the white noble man suffers as punishment, is that enough to be considered activism by you people's standards?
You call it "confront to heteronormativity" and "unfaithfup" and "cowardice", I call it multitasking ✨
November 14, 2025 at 5:28 AM
You call it "confront to heteronormativity" and "unfaithfup" and "cowardice", I call it multitasking ✨
Most fluffy big bunny 🐰
November 12, 2025 at 12:33 AM
Most fluffy big bunny 🐰
Now there's only the gate with the name "Trung Liệt miếu" wrote in Chinese letter left. There was discuss of restoration, but for now nothing was being done yet
November 11, 2025 at 3:30 PM
Now there's only the gate with the name "Trung Liệt miếu" wrote in Chinese letter left. There was discuss of restoration, but for now nothing was being done yet
After we gain back independence, the temple was restorated, the hero Quang Trung who lead the Đống Đa campaign also (finally) got worshipped there, and things were good for some times until 1972 when the US' bombing damaged it heavily, and then a big storm in 1973 destroyed the most of it
November 11, 2025 at 3:28 PM
After we gain back independence, the temple was restorated, the hero Quang Trung who lead the Đống Đa campaign also (finally) got worshipped there, and things were good for some times until 1972 when the US' bombing damaged it heavily, and then a big storm in 1973 destroyed the most of it
("the shrine for the loyal and kind-hearted officers"). It could be read as he intended to have himself getting worshipped there along with the heroes, so the locals were angry and stopped coming to the temple, leaving it unattended.
November 11, 2025 at 3:26 PM
("the shrine for the loyal and kind-hearted officers"). It could be read as he intended to have himself getting worshipped there along with the heroes, so the locals were angry and stopped coming to the temple, leaving it unattended.
By the XIX century, a court officer who turned against the people and allied himself with the French colonizers had the 12 mounds dug out to build his own mansion there, moved the temple to the remained 13th mound and intended to change it name to "Trung lương miếu"
November 11, 2025 at 3:22 PM
By the XIX century, a court officer who turned against the people and allied himself with the French colonizers had the 12 mounds dug out to build his own mansion there, moved the temple to the remained 13th mound and intended to change it name to "Trung lương miếu"
At first it was for Lê Lai (a famous subordinate commander during the Lam Son uprising against China's colonization, who disguised himself as his lord to lure the enemies so that his lord could escape), but later other historical heroes who sacrified for the country also got worshipped there
November 11, 2025 at 3:14 PM
At first it was for Lê Lai (a famous subordinate commander during the Lam Son uprising against China's colonization, who disguised himself as his lord to lure the enemies so that his lord could escape), but later other historical heroes who sacrified for the country also got worshipped there
I actually had to look it up, the history of it is interesting but some details are still vague.
The temple was named "Trung Liệt miếu" ("the shrine for the loyals who sacrificed for the country"). The temple was originally built in a different location since the XV century
The temple was named "Trung Liệt miếu" ("the shrine for the loyals who sacrificed for the country"). The temple was originally built in a different location since the XV century
November 11, 2025 at 3:06 PM
I actually had to look it up, the history of it is interesting but some details are still vague.
The temple was named "Trung Liệt miếu" ("the shrine for the loyals who sacrificed for the country"). The temple was originally built in a different location since the XV century
The temple was named "Trung Liệt miếu" ("the shrine for the loyals who sacrificed for the country"). The temple was originally built in a different location since the XV century
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%90%...
It was a resistance fight against Northern invaders, and the bodies of the enemy soldiers were buried there
It was a resistance fight against Northern invaders, and the bodies of the enemy soldiers were buried there
Đống Đa Mound - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
November 10, 2025 at 5:46 PM
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%90%...
It was a resistance fight against Northern invaders, and the bodies of the enemy soldiers were buried there
It was a resistance fight against Northern invaders, and the bodies of the enemy soldiers were buried there
I was supposed to be on diet but I kept indulged myself lmao
November 10, 2025 at 5:42 PM
I was supposed to be on diet but I kept indulged myself lmao