About two hundred thousand Chinese troops invade…

1407 CE

About two hundred thousand Chinese troops invade Dai Viet, or Annam, in 1407, opposed by Ho Qui Ly’s troops across the Red River.

Conspirators intent on restoring the Tran dynasty undermine the defenders’ morale, enabling the Chinese invaders to easily defeat the Vietnamese army and capture the usurper and his son Ho Han Thuong, who they send to China (where they are presumably executed).

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Haiphong Hai Phong Thành Pho Vietnam View →

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Hồ Quý Ly View → Yongle Emperor View →

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Vietnamese people View → Chinese (Han) people View → Chinese Empire, Ming Dynasty View → Dai Ngu (Vietnam) View → Giao Chỉ, or Jiaozhi (Vietnam) View →

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Vietnamese Civil War of 1400-07 View → Ming–Hồ War View →

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Weapons View →

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Commerce View → Labor and Service View → Conflict View → Mayhem View → Faith View → Government View → Technology View →

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