INFORMATION ABOUT THE DOCTORAL THESIS
1. Full name of the doctoral candidate:Nguyen Van Anh
2. Gender: Male
3. Date of birth: July 6, 1979
4. Place of birth: Nam Dinh
5. Decision to recognize doctoral students: No. 2999/2013/QD-XHNV-SDH dated December 30, 2013, of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.
6. Changes in the training process:
- Extended for one year, from December 30, 2016 to December 30, 2017.
- Adjust the title of the research topic according to the recommendations of the Departmental Seminar Council on October 5, 2017.
The previously recognized name, "Complex of tombs of the Tran kings in Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh)", has been adjusted to: "Complex of relics of the tombs of the Tran kings in Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh)".
7. Thesis title:The complex of tombs of the Tran kings in Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh)
8. Major: Archaeology Code: 62.22.03.17
9. Scientific supervisor:Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hoang Van KhoanandAssoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Minh Tri.
10. Summary of the new findings of the thesis:
- To gather, systematize, and provide complete and objective information about the 7 royal tombs of Tran Dynasty kings in Dong Trieu.
- Identify and clarify the location, name, and owner of the tombs.
- Clarify the floor plan structure of each tomb, indicating the process of existence and architectural changes of these tombs through different periods.
- Identify the outstanding features of the tombs in terms of floor plan structure, architecture, decorative art, and sculpture.
11. Practical applications.
- The results of research and reconstruction of architectural layouts, and comparative studies of different types of artifacts, contribute a scientific basis for the future restoration and preservation of these tombs and mausoleums.
- The research findings of this thesis also serve as reliable scientific documentation for promoting and publicizing the architectural, historical, and cultural values of the complex of tombs of the Tran kings in Dong Trieu.
12. Future research directions:
- Research into the tombs and burial sites of the Tran Dynasty aims to clarify their historical and cultural values.
- Restoring the overall architecture of the mausoleum.
- To preserve, restore, and promote the value of the complex of tombs of the Tran kings in Dong Trieu within the overall framework of the special national historical site of the Tran dynasty in Dong Trieu.
13. Published works related to the dissertation:
1. Tong Trung Tin, Bui Minh Tri, Nguyen Van Anh and others (2008), “Results of the first excavation of Thai Lang site (Tran Anh Tong tomb) in Quang Ninh in 2007”, New Discoveries in Archaeology (NPHMKCH) 2007, Encyclopedia Publishing House 2008, Hanoi, pp. 314-318.
2. Nguyen Van Anh, Nguyen Dang Cuong, Mai Thuy Linh (2008), “Discovery of architectural traces from the Tran Dynasty at Dat Do Hill (Dong Trieu – Quang Ninh)”, NPHMKCH 2007, Encyclopedia Publishing House, Hanoi, p.387.
3. Nguyen Van Anh, Nguyen Van Son (2009), Investigation of the Quan field area (Dong Trieu - Quang Ninh), NPHMKCH 2008, Encyclopedia Publishing House, Hanoi, p. 333.
4. Nguyen Van Anh (2009), “Discovery of Moc Cao relics from the Tran Dynasty near the stream of Am Tra Palace (Dong Trieu - Quang Ninh)”, NPHMKCH 2008, Encyclopedia Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 336-337.
5. Tong Trung Tin, Bui Minh Tri, Nguyen Van Anh and others (2009), “Results of excavation of Thai Lang (Tran Anh Tong's tomb) relics phase 2 (2008)”, NPHMKCH 2009, Encyclopedia Publishing House, pp. 344-346.
6. Nguyen Van Anh, Le Dinh Ngoc and others (2012), “Results of excavation of Nghia Hung burial site (Dong Trieu - Quang Ninh)”, NPHMKCH 2011, Social Sciences Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 327-330.
7. Nguyen Van Anh (2011), “Thai Temple, Doc Trai communal house and the history of the formation of the camps in An Sinh”, Archaeology Journal (5), pp.48-52.
8. Nguyen Van Anh, Nguyen Tien Hung and others (2011), “Exploratory excavation of Tu Phuc tomb in 2009”, Journal of Archaeology (5), pp. 79-89.
9. Nguyen Van Anh (2013), “The place where the relics of Emperor Tran Nhan Tong are kept”, Journal of Buddhist Studies (2), pp. 30-32.
10. Nguyen Van Anh (2013), Am Ngoa Van, Culture and Information Publishing House, Hanoi,
11. Nguyen Van Anh (2013), The complex of tombs of the Tran kings in Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh), Culture and Information Publishing House, Hanoi.
12. Nguyen Van Anh, Le Dinh Ngoc (2014), “Ngoc Thanh Inn through documentary sources”, Proceedings of the scientific conference “The value of the special national historical site of the Tran Dynasty in Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh)”, pp. 199-211.
13. Nguyen Van Anh (2015), “The system of temples, shrines and tombs of the Tran Dynasty in Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh)”, Proceedings of the Scientific Conference on Identifying the Outstanding Global Values of the Yen Tu Complex of Historical Sites and Scenic Spots, pp. 82-105.
14. Le Dinh Ngoc, Nguyen Van Anh (2016), “The tomb of Tran Hien Tong, the result of archaeological excavations in 2014.,Scientific Bulletin (Center for Imperial City Studies) ISBN 978-604-944-2, Social Sciences Publishing House, pp. 175-199.
15. Nguyen Van Anh (2016), Ngoa Van, the place where King Tran Nhan Tong practiced asceticism and became a Buddha, Journal of Historical Research (2), pp. 30-39.
16. Nguyen Van Anh (2017), “From the results of archaeological research on the reconstruction of the stupa at Thai Lang using 3D technology”, Archaeology Journal (5), pp. 84-92.
INFORMATION ON DOCTORAL THESIS
1. Full name: Nguyen Van Anh 2. Sex: Male
3. Date of birth: July 6, 1979 4. Place of birth: Nam Dinh
5. Admission decision number 2999/2013/QD-XHNV-SDH dated December 30, 2013 of the President of Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
6. Changes in academic process:
- 01 year extension, from December 30, 2016 to December 30, 2017.
- Title adjustment follow the recommendation of the Department Council at October 5, 2017.
The previous title: “The complex of the Trần Kings mausoleum at Đông Triều District (Quảng Ninh province)”, was adjusted to: “The vestige complex of the Trần Kings mausoleum at Đông Triều District (Quảng Ninh province)”.
7. Official thesis title: Complex of the Trần Kings' mausoleums at Đông Triều District (Quảng Ninh province)
8. Major: Archeology Code: 62.22.03.17
9. Supervisors: Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Hoang Van Khoan and Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Bui Minh Tri.
10. Summary of the new findings of the thesis: :
- To aggregate, systematize and provide complete and objective information on 07 vestiges of the Tran Kings' mausoleum at Dong Trieu district
- To identify and confirm the locations, names and owners of these mausoleums
- To clarify the layout structure of each mausoleum and make out the process of existence and transformation of these mausoleums' architectures through periods.
- To identify the highlight of floor plan structure, architecture, decorative and sculpture arts in the mausoleums.
11. Practical applicability, if any:
- The research results of the layout structure and the comparative research of artifacts will provide information for the preservation and restoration of these mausoleum in the future.
- The research results of this thesis will be reliable scientific materials to promote the values of architecture, history and culture of this complex to the public.
12. Further research directions, if any:
- To study mausoleum and tombs from the Tran dynasty to clarify the historical and cultural value.
- To restore the funeral architectures
- To preserve, restore and promote the value of the vestige complex of the Tran Kings mausoleum at Dong Trieu District (Quang Ninh province) among the historical vestige complex of Tran dynasty - the Special National Site of History at Dong Trieu district.
13. Thesis-related publications:
1. Tong Trung Tin, Bui Minh Tri, Nguyen Van Anh with contributors (2008), “Results of the first investigation at the Thai mausoleum (for King Tran Anh Tong) in Quang Ninh province, 2007”, New Archaeological Discoveries 2007, Encyclopedia Publishing House, Hanoi, pp.314-318.
2. Nguyen Van Anh, Nguyen Dang Cuong, Mai Thuy Linh (2008), “New findings of the Tran dynasty's architecture at Dat Do hill (Dong Trieu – Quang Ninh)”, New Archaeological Discoveries 2007, Encyclopedia Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 387.
3. Nguyen Van Anh, Nguyen Van Son (2009), “Exploration of the Quan field (Dong Trieu – Quang Ninh)”, New Archaeological Discoveries 2008, Encyclopedia Publishing House 2009, Hanoi, pp. 333.
4. Nguyen Van Anh (2009), “Findings of Moc Cao vestige from Tran dynasty at the stream of Am Tra (Dong Trieu – Quang Ninh)”, New Archaeological Discoveries 2008, Encyclopedia Publishing House 2009, Hanoi, pp.336-337.
5. Tong Trung Tin, Bui Minh Tri, Nguyen Van Anh with other contributors (2009), “Investigation results of Thai Mausoleum (for King Tran Anh Tong) - Stage 2 (2008)”, New Archaeological Discoveries 2009, pp. 344-346.
6. Nguyen Van Anh, Le Dinh Ngoc with other contributors (2012), “Investigation results of Nghia Hung Tomb (Dong Trieu – Quang Ninh)”, New Archaeological Discoveries 2011, Social Sciences Publishing House, Hanoi, pp.327-330.
7. Nguyen Van Anh (2011), “Thai Temple, Doc Trai community house and history of formation of Farm House (Trai) at An Sinh”, Vietnam Archaeology (5), pp.48-52.
8. Nguyen Van Anh, Nguyen Tien Hung with other contributors (2011), “Exploration results of Tu Phuc mausoleum in 2009”, Vietnam Archaeology (5), pp.79-89.
9. Nguyen Van Anh (2013), “Place to keep Sarira of Buddha Tran Nhan Tong”, Buddhism Studies (2), pp.30-32.
10. Nguyen Van Anh (2013), Ngoa Van Temple, Vietnam Culture and Information Publishing House, Hanoi.
11. Nguyen Van Anh (2013), The Complex of the Tran Kings' Mausoleums at Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh), Vietnam Culture and Information Publishing House, Hanoi.
12. Nguyen Van Anh, Le Dinh Ngoc (2014). “Ngoc Thanh Taoist Temple through materials”, Record of Scientific Conference “Value of the historical vestige complex of Tran dynasty - the Special National Site of History at Dong Trieu district, pp.199-211.
13. Nguyen Van Anh (2015), “System of the vestiges of Temples and Mausoleums of the Tran dynasty at Dong Trieu (Quang Ninh)”, Record of International Scientific Conference “Recognise the global outstanding of The Complex of Yen Tu Monuments and Landscape”, pp.82-105.
14. Le Dinh Ngoc, Nguyen Van Anh (2016), “"Tran Hien Tong Mausoleum, archaeological results in 2014"Bulletin of Science (Reasearch Center for Imperial City,) ISBN978-604-944-2, Social Sciences Publishing House, pp.175-199.
15. Nguyen Van Anh (2016). “Ngoa Van, where King Tran Nhan Tong practiced and sanctified the Buddha”, Historical Studies (2), pp.30-39.
16. Nguyen Van Anh (2017), “Recontruction Stupa at Thai Mausoleum site base on results of archaeological research by 3D technology”, Vietnam Archeology (5), pp.84-92.
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