Emperor Tu Due signs the Treaty of…

1852 CE to 1863 CE

Emperor Tu Due signs the Treaty of Saigon in June 1862, agreeing to French demands for the cession of three provinces around Gia Dinh (which the French had renamed Saigon) and Poulo Condore, as well as for the opening of three ports to trade, free passage of French warships up the Mekong to Cambodia, freedom of action for the missionaries, and payment of a large indemnity to France for its losses in attacking Vietnam.

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Saigon > Thành Pho Ho Chí Minh Ho Chí Minh Thành Pho Vietnam View →

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Napoleon III View → Tu Duc View →

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Vietnamese people View → Tai peoples, or Thais View → Muong people View → Tày people View → Cham people View → Nùng people View → French people (Latins) View → Christians, Roman Catholic View → Lao people View → Siam, (Rattanakosin) Kingdom of View → Britain (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland) View → France, constitutional monarchy of View → Dai Nam, Empire of View → France, Second Republic of View → French Cochinchina View →

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Colonization of Asia, French View → Franco-Vietnamese War View →

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Conflict View → Government View → Custom and Law View →

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