The French meanwhile impose a treaty of…
1876 CE to 1887 CE
The French meanwhile impose a treaty of protectorate on Annam in 1884.
This treaty implies a French interest going beyond exploratory involvement in the affairs of Laos.
In June 1885, the French consul general in Bangkok notifies the Siamese government that a vice consulate will be established in Loang Prabang under the terms of a most-favored-nation clause contained in a Franco-Siamese treaty of 1856.
A new Franco-Siamese convention of May 1886 acknowledges the role of Siamese officials in Laos for the conduct of administrative matters but avoids implying French recognition of Siamese claims to sovereignty here.
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Vietnamese people
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Tai peoples, or Thais
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Lu people
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Hani people
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Phuan people
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Lao people
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Luang Prabang, Kingdom of
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Muang Phuan (Principality of Phuan)
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Siam, (Rattanakosin) Kingdom of
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Dai Nam, Empire of
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France (French republic); the Third Republic
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Annam, (French) Protectorate of
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