Đại Việt
Vietnam's thousand-year independence
Đại Việt939 CE – 1,804 CE
01
Before Independence: Văn Lang, Âu Lạc, and a Thousand Years of China
~700 BCE–939 CE
02
Bạch Đằng 938 and the Ngô–Đinh–Early Lê Founding
938–1009
03
The Lý Dynasty: Thăng Long and a Buddhist State
1009–1225
04
The Lý–Song War and the Cham Frontier
1075–1225
05
The Trần Dynasty and the Three Mongol Invasions
1225–1300
06
Trần Hưng Đạo, the Bạch Đằng Stakes, and the High Trần
1284–1400
07
The Ming Occupation and Lê Lợi's War of Liberation
1400–1428
08
Lê Thánh Tông and the Confucian Golden Age
1428–1497
09
The Mạc Usurpation and the Lê Restoration
1497–1592
10
The Trịnh–Nguyễn Partition: Two Vietnams
1558–1672
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The Nam Tiến: the Southward March and the End of Champa
1471–1757
12
The Tây Sơn Rebellion
1771–1802
13
Gia Long, the Nguyễn Founding, and the Name "Vietnam"
1802–1804 and after