Tag: Vietnamese history

In Vietnamese feudal history, the Nguyen Emperor had a total of 43 wives, who bore him an astonishing 142 children. This included 78 princes and 64 princesses, a truly remarkable royal family. Who was this prolific emperor, and how did he come to have such a large family?

He is regarded as a military genius, with a keen strategic vision, making the enemy tremble at the sound of his name.

The deep bond and unwavering loyalty of Empress Tienthi have always endeared her to the Emperor, despite her physical imperfections.

Lý Anh Tông is renowned in historical records as a benevolent ruler, who prioritized the well-being of his country and people. He truly lived up to his regal title of Anh Tông, which means "enlightened descendant" in the dynasty.

In Vietnamese history, there is a record of a 2-year-old king ascending to the throne but being forced to abdicate by his own grandfather, Ho Quy Ly, after only 2 years.

While in captivity, he unexpectedly ascended to the throne as an emperor. Later on, the king even had three sons-in-law who also became rulers.

Have you ever wondered which family name in Vietnam has the most kings? Let's find out!

Despite her noble birth, beautiful appearance, and the attention of the king, she was ultimately rejected by the king and lived a life filled with sorrow.

After driving out the Ming invaders, this king established a new dynasty, the largest dynasty in the feudal history of Vietnam.

Unlike many previous military leaders who achieved great victories in repelling foreign invasions, he did not ascend to the throne.