[-AI-3.5]Top 10 Important Events in the History of the Chan Dynasty

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ベトナム史において、陳朝は重要な位置を占めています。陳朝は200年以上にわたって続き、その間に生じた多くの歴史的な出来事がベトナムの過去、現在、未来に多大な影響を与えました。この記事では、陳朝の歴史の中で最も重要な10の出来事を紹介し、ベトナムの歴史についてより深く学ぶ手助けをします。陳朝は中国の漢朝から始まり、科挙制度や書法などの文化をベトナムに導入しました。しかし、彼らは最終的に明朝に敗北し、漢民族支配が終わりました。その後、独立したベトナムの王朝の時代が始まり、ベトナムの歴史は大きな変化を遂げました。また、陳朝による支配は、政治、文化、経済システムに大きな影響を与え、現代に至るまで続いています。

Table of contents

• Introduction
• Rule over China
• Conquest of Vietnam
• Rise of Later Han
• Pacification
• Introduction of Keju
• Collapse of Zhang Dynasty
• Conclusion

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Introduction

The Tran Dynasty holds a significant position in Vietnamese history. Spanning over 200 years, the Tran Dynasty produced numerous historical events that have impacted different aspects of Vietnam’s past, present, and future. In this article, we will introduce the top 10 significant events in the history of the Tran Dynasty and help you learn more about Vietnam’s history.

Chinese domination

When the Qin Dynasty fell and the Han Dynasty rose, subsequent Han rulers established dozens of dynasties. The first dynasty to rule over Vietnam was also Han Chinese, with its origins dating back to 111 BC. Later, the Champa people took control and built the Champa Kingdom in the central region of southern Vietnam, with its capital at the city of Indrapura. However, in 1428, General Le Loi established a new dynasty and ruled over most of present-day Vietnam. The first Vietnamese dynasty lasted for 200 years, from the early Han Dynasty of China, and had a significant impact on Vietnamese society and culture, introducing the imperial examination system and calligraphy. They were eventually defeated by the Ming Dynasty, and Han Chinese rule came to an end. The era of independent Vietnamese dynasties began, and the history of Vietnam underwent significant changes.

Conquest of Vietnam

First Expedition

The conquest of Vietnam began during the previous Ly dynasty of the Tran dynasty. In 1225, the Ly dynasty’s army passed through clay and stone walls and occupied Tran dynasty cities. They stayed in the city for several months, looting food and treasures.

Second Expedition

The next expedition occurred in 1257. This time, the Tran dynasty brought more soldiers, horses, and elephants. They had a deeper strategy to dominate the Red River Delta in modern-day North Vietnam. They destroyed cities built by the Ly dynasty and looted their possessions.

Most Important Expedition

In 1284, the Tran dynasty launched its most important expedition. They brought more soldiers and elephants. In this expedition, they dominated the entire Vietnam coast from Danang in central Vietnam to the far north. The Vietnamese tried to expel them, but they were defeated and could not resist the Tran dynasty.

The Tran dynasty’s conquest was a significant milestone in Vietnam’s history. The Tran dynasty had an impact on Vietnam’s political, cultural, and economic systems, which continue to this day. Their rule remains the subject of much debate today.

The emergence of the opposition party’s candidate

The Rise of the Pro-Prince Party

After the collapse of the Nguyen dynasty, the Tran dynasty faced political instability. During this time, the Pro-Prince Party emerged and began to expand its influence. As a result, the Tran dynasty was unable to maintain stability in the government.

The Pro-Prince Party aimed to seize control of the government’s power, intensifying struggles for power within the country. They quickly established their dominance within the country and fiercely contested with bureaucrats and nobles within the Tran dynasty government.

Due to the instability of their reign, the Tran dynasty’s government disintegrated, and later fell under French colonial rule.