FAMILY LINE CULTURE OF THE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE: CASE OF THE TRAN FAMILY LINE IN THE 13TH AND 14TH CENTURIES
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2021/688Keywords:
Family line, family line culture, Tran dynastyAbstract
Due to the origin of an agricultural culture, an important cultural feature of the Vietnamese is a high degree of community in the organization of social life. This communality is clearly demonstrated through the role of clans in Vietnamese villages as well as the country throughout history. The history of the Vietnamese nation is, after all, the history of the family line. The Vietnamese family line has created unique cultural values for the national culture. The author’s article analyzes the cultural characteristics of the Tran family in the XIII-XIV centuries, thereby contributing to understanding the role of family culture in the national culture.
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