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IX. Read the text carefully, then answer the questions.
Chu Van An was born in 1292 in Van Thon village,
QuangLiet commune, present day ThanhTri district,
Hanoi. In the early life, he was famous as a
straightforward man who passed the doctoral examination
but refused to become a mandarin. Instead, he opened a
school and began his career as a Confucian teacher in
Huynh Cung village in Thanh Tri. Under the reign of Tran
Minh Tong, Chu Van An became a teacher at the Imperial
Academy where he was responsible for teaching the
crown prince Vuong, the future emperor Tran Hien Tong.
Later, he resigned and returned to his home-village
because Tran Du Tong refused his request of beheading
eight corrupted mandarins. For the rest of his life, Chu Van
An continued his teaching career and wrote books. He
died of illness in 1370.
After his death, an altar was set up in his honour in
the Temple of Literature.
1. When was Chu Van An born?
2. Who did Chu Van An teach when he was a teacher at
the Imperial Academy?
3. Did he die of acident in 1370?
4.Where was an altar to Chu Van An erected?