Imperial Citadel of Thang Long
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King Tran Thanh Tong
Tran Thanh Tong was the second king of Tran Dynasty whose taboo name was Tran Hoang. Le Tac, a chinese…
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Tran Hung Dao put aside his own feud and devoted his life to the country
Tran Hung Dao, also known as Tran Quoc Tuan, was the son of Tran Lieu. Tran Lieu was elder brother…
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Nguyen Trai nurtured a great ambition in chaotic Dong Quan Citadel
Nguyen Trai was born in 1380 in Thang Long. He was the maternal grandson of Tran Nguyen Dan and the…
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How Le Loi took over Dong Quan Citadel?
Le Loi was born on 10/09/1385 in Lam Son (Tho Xuan District, Thanh Hoa province) in a wealthy family. Inheriting…
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Nguyen Tri Phuong – A great madarin under Nguyen Dynasty
While French forces intended to occupy Hanoi, a great many of domestic disturbances emerged. Nguyen Tri Phuong, a highranking mandarin…
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Province Chief Hoang Dieu – a faithful mandarin to protecting Hanoi Citadel
The real name of Hoang Dieu was Hoang Kim Tich. He was born on February 10th, 1829 in a family…
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Thang Long – Hanoi under Nguyen Dynasty
In 1802, Nguyen Anh defeated the Tay Son, ascended the throne, known as Emperor Gia Long, the first king of…
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Deserted royal palaces, immense lord palaces
After defeating Mac Dynasty, Trinh Tung proclaimed himself as Binh An Vuong (King Peace) and stipulated that King Le could…
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Lord Trinh’s reconstruction of the Dai La Citadel
In 1592, after defeating the Mac out of Thang Long, Nguyen Quyen suggested Trinh Tung to flatten citadels, rampart and…
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The rise and fall of Tong Binh before Thang Long time
Before becoming an “eternal capital”, marked with the year of 1010 when King Ly Cong Uan promulgated the edit on…
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