Legend

Stories tagged Legend:

• The Legend of Ba Den Mountain Jul 24, 2025

  

  In the ancient province of Tay Ninh, where the Cambodian border meets the Vietnamese heartland, there rises a solitary peak known as Ba Den Mountain—the Black Lady Mountain. Its dark silhouette against the sky has watched over the surrounding plains for countless generations, and within its shadows lies one of Vietnam’s most poignant love stories.

  Long ago, during the time when the Khmer and Vietnamese kingdoms often clashed along their borders, there lived a young woman named Huong whose beauty was renowned throughout the region. Her hair flowed like black silk, her eyes sparkled like stars reflected in still water, and her gentle nature drew people to her like flowers turning toward the sun.

• The Story of My Chau and Trong Thuy Jul 23, 2025

  

  In the ancient land of Au Lac, during the time when Vietnam was divided into warring kingdoms, there ruled a wise and powerful king named An Duong Vuong. His kingdom was prosperous and strong, protected by massive fortifications and defended by the most advanced weapons of the age—magical crossbows that could fire arrows with supernatural accuracy and force.

  The secret of these mighty weapons lay in a single magical crossbow called Linh Quang, forged by the Dragon King himself and presented to An Duong Vuong as a reward for his just rule. This celestial weapon was so powerful that a single arrow from it could penetrate any armor and strike down enemies from impossible distances.

• The Story of Tiet Lieu and the Banh Chung Jul 21, 2025

  

  During the reign of the great King Hung Vuong the Sixth, in the ancient kingdom of Van Lang, there lived a wise ruler who deeply loved his eighteen sons. As the king grew older and contemplated the succession of his throne, he found himself faced with a difficult decision—each of his sons possessed admirable qualities, and choosing among them seemed nearly impossible.

  The king was known throughout the land for his fairness and wisdom. Under his rule, the kingdom had prospered, the people lived in peace, and the harvests were abundant. But he knew that the strength of a kingdom depended not just on its current prosperity, but on the wisdom of future leaders.

• The Legend of Sword Lake Jul 20, 2025

  

  In the early fifteenth century, when Vietnam groaned under the harsh rule of Chinese invaders, there lived a man named Le Loi in the village of Lam Son, nestled in the mountains of Thanh Hoa province. Le Loi was a scholar and landowner, known for his wisdom, courage, and deep love for his homeland. But most importantly, he possessed something that had become rare during those dark times—an unshakeable belief that Vietnam could and would be free.

• The Legend of the Four Immortals Jul 8, 2025

  

  In the ancient kingdom of Dai Viet, during the reign of the Ly Dynasty, there lived four young men whose friendship was so strong it was said to rival the bonds between blood brothers. Their names were Thanh Long (Azure Dragon), Bach Ho (White Tiger), Chu Que (Vermillion Bird), and Huyen Vu (Black Tortoise)—though these were not their birth names, but titles they would earn through their legendary deeds.