Ly Bi, declared emperor in February 544,…

544 CE

Ly Bi, declared emperor in February 544, establishes the empire Van Xuân ("10,000 Springtimes") in Long Bien (modern-day Hanoi), surrounding himself with effective leadership in military and administrative scholars.

His armies repel attacks from the kingdom of Champa.

In October, the Liang Dynasty retaliates against Van Xuân and sends an imperial army (one hundred and twenty thousand men) under Chen Baxian to reoccupy the region.

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Emperor Wu of Chen View → Ly Nam De View →

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Vietnamese people View → Cham people View → Chinese (Han) people View → Liang Dynasty, Southern (Chinese dynasty) View → Ly Dynasty, Early (Van Xuan) View → Champa, Kingdom of View →

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