Tombeau de Minh Mang

Le tombeau de Minh Mang est situé à l’extérieur de la ville, sur le mont Cam Ke, à 12 km de Hué, sur la rive ouest de la Rivière des Parfums.

Minh Mang tomb, Hue, Vietnam

En avril 1840, le roi Minh Mang changea le nom du mont "Cam Ke" en mont "Hieu Son" et donna au futur tombeau le nom de Hieu Lang. Sa construction commença en septembre.

En janvier 1841, le roi Minh Mang fut emporté par la maladie et son successeur, Thieu Tri, poursuivit cette œuvre.

En août, la dépouille du roi fut ensevelie à Buu Thanh, l’enceinte du tombeau, mais le tombeau ne fut totalement achevée qu’en 1843.


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