1929 Photogravure Emperor Tu Duc Nguyen Dynasty Royal Tomb Hue Vietnam Hurlimann XGO5 LF5A2B28C44

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1929 Photogravure Emperor Tu Duc Nguyen Dynasty Royal Tomb Hue Vietnam Hurlimann XGO5 LF5A2B28C44This is an original 1929 photogravure of Emperor Tu Duc's tomb in Hue, Vietnam. Tu Duc had over 100 wives, but was unable to produce a male heir to the throne, so his adopted son, Kien Phuc, reigned after his death. Unfortunately, Kien Phuc only reigned for seven months before dying. He is also buried in Tu Duc's tomb. The inscribed tablet is shown in the photogravure Tu Duc's autobiography. Tu Duc's tomb was well prepared and has more amenities than