On the evening of May 24, the leader of the Hue Monuments Conservation Center confirmed that a man had crossed the fence, stepped onto the throne at Thai Hoa Palace and caused damage to the throne and some related artifacts.
According to recorded images, on May 24, this man had unusual behavior, insulting the National Treasure placed at Thai Hoa Palace, causing outrage among many people.
After receiving the information, the authorities were present at the scene to control the man.
Currently, the Hue Monuments Conservation Center is coordinating with relevant agencies to implement handling plans in accordance with regulations.
The throne is a symbol of the dynasty's power, passed down through 13 kings of the Nguyen Dynasty.
The Chair is made of wood, 101cm high, 72cm wide, 87cm long. Above the throne are golden canopy made of plowing wood and splendidly decorated with splendid charm.
Below is a throne pedestal with three floors made of gilded lacquered wood. All are made of wood with many dragon shapes that mean praying for good luck, praying for life, and praying for good luck.
The throne of the Nguyen Dynasty was recognized as a national treasure of Vietnam in 2015 and is often placed at Thai Hoa Palace to serve tourists to admire and visit.
