Hoang Bo Bo's party

The Hoang Bo's party (also known as Quan Hoang Ba) is an important festival in the worship of the Mau Tam Phu, the four governments of the Vietnamese people, taking place on the 26th of the sixth lunar month every year. This is an opportunity for believers to commemorate and honors the Quan Hoang Bo, a saint related to the aquarium and the Golden Temple of Thuy Phu.  Who is Quan Hoang Bo? Quan Hoang Bo (or Quan Hoang Bo) is the third son of King Long Vuong Bat Hai Dong Dinh. He often dwells under the palace, ruling the golden temple. In the worship of Mother, Quan Hoang Bo is an important saint, widely worshiped.  Party and meaning: The main party of Quan Hoang Bo is June 26 of the lunar calendar. On this day, the incense and disciples often organize festivals, offer gifts and pray for good things from Quan Hoang Bo. The image of Quan Hoang Bo when Ngu Dong often wears white shirts, headscarfs, paddle holders or blooming flowers, symbolizing the noble, majestic and close to nature.  Ritual and offerings: The offerings of the royal butter often include: Fresh flowers, fruits, confectionery, oanas, white wine, gold coins and offerings.  In particular, white feasts are often prioritized, showing respect and respect.  The ritual of the field was also solemnly organized, with the participation of the teachers, the pieces of the unite and the incense, the disciples.  Self -worshiping place: Quan Hoang Bo was worshiped in many places, including Han Son temple (Thanh Hoa), Hung Long temple (Thai Binh), and Van Ngang temple (Do Son). Each place of worship has its own stories and stories about Quan Hoang Bo, but all show the people's respect for this saint.  Hoang Bo's party is an important occasion in the worship of Mother, showing respect and honor of the Hoang Bo Quan, a saint that plays an important role in the Vietnamese god system.