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In 39 C.E, the sisters Trung Trac and Trung Nhi led a rebellion against Chines rule.  They raised a large army and the sisters rode into their battles on the backs of elephants.  Within one year, the sisters and their allies had caused the Chinese to pull back. Yeah, Trung Power!

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In 938 C.E, Ngo Quyen led an uprising that finally dominated the Chinese forces. He sank Chinese warships by poking iron stakes in a riverbed. Woohoo!

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The 1009-1225 period was when the Ly dynasty moved the Vietnamese capital to Hanoi, established a powerful and long-standing government, and built an effective road system.  Buddhism was reinforced and Confucian values were promoted.

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During 1225-1400 CE, the tran dynasty reformed the administration, agriculture, and economy.

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The Tran rulers succeeded in fighting during a large Mongol invasion in 1257 and expanded their territory south into Champa.

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During 1407, the Ming Chinese invaded :( and again forcefully enforced Chinese culture.

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In 1428, Le Thanh Tong restored native rule and actively promoted Chinese government systems and Chinese language,art, and literature.

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In 1471, Dai Viet RECONQUERED Champa, which is NOW recognized as Vietnam!!