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Stone records beside a square well
The management page groups the Inner Temple at Van Mieu – Quoc Tu Giam into five areas. A square well with 30 m sides centres the Doctoral Stelae Garden; rows of stelae stand east and west, sheltered by eight protective houses added in 1994.
At a glance
- Whole complex area
- 54,331 m²; grounds with Van Lake and Giam Garden around an Inner Temple of five areas.[1]
- Doctoral Stelae Garden
- A square well with 30 m sides, with rows of stelae to its east and west; eight protective houses added in 1994.[2]
- Recorded scholars
- 1,304 laureates identified with hometowns, drawn from 82 royal examinations, 1442–1779.[2]
A place worth remembering
Five areas on one axis
The complex covers 54,331 m² and includes the Inner Temple, Van Lake and Giam Garden; its management page divides the temple into five areas.[1]
Stelae beside a square well
Records of royal exam laureates
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
How is the Inner Temple arranged?
Five areas arranged along a central axis.[1]
What is at the centre of the stelae garden?
Thiên Quang Tỉnh, a square well with sides 30 m long; rows of stelae stand on its east and west sides.[2]
What do the surviving stelae record?
The official page gives 1,304 laureates and their hometowns, drawn from 82 royal examinations held from 1442 to 1779.[2]
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