A history of Vietnam : from Hong Bang to Tu Duc
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A history of Vietnam : from Hong Bang to Tu Duc
（Contributions in Asian studies, no. 5）
Greenwood Press, 1995
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Bibliography: p. [199]-203
Includes index
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Description
The first work to chronicle the history of Vietnam beginning in the legendary past—a memory that is so significant to the Vietnamese identity and belief system. Written by a native, this history portrays the Sino-Viet interdependence that lasted for 1,000 years and had such an influence on Vietnamese culture. When in the 15th century, the Vietnamese finally evicted their Chinese masters, they were subsequently overrun with the forces of Westernization, the spice trade and industrialization. Chapuis's history takes us to the French conquest through the regimes of Emperors Gia Long, Ming Mang, Thieu Tri, and Tu Duc.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Maps
The Land before Time
The Indianized Neighbors
Vietnam Dynasties
The Liberators
The Vietnam Shoguns
The Nguyen Hue Epic
The Western Involvement
French Conquest
Bibliography
Index
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