南越の滅亡と徴姉妹の反乱 ベトナム怒りの抵抗

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1000に渡る支配の始まり
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By Esiymbro - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=88708394
The title is Mujou! The World History of Destruction!
Destruction! Sadness! Very! Sadness!
This time, it's about the destruction of the South Pole!
In 221 B.C., China was unified by the Sino-British Empire.
This had a great impact on the history of Vietnam.
Oh, what kind of impact did it have?
The Sino-British Empire introduced militarization into the Chinese territory.
Originally, in the Chinese territory, it had introduced militarization after the Sino-British Empire.
Is there a difference between militarization and militarization?
Militarization is a system in which the nobles and high-ranking officials of the state govern each region.
On the other hand, militarization is a system in which each region is divided into a military, and each prefecture is dispatched from the central government to govern it.
In other words, it's a centralized system.
It can be said that the local government is the system of the devil.
The Sino-British Empire deployed its troops to the south of China, and some of them even reached the current Vietnam.
Did the Sino-British Empire also dominate Vietnam?
When the Sino-British Empire unified China, it finally ordered the invasion of Vietnam.
The size of the army was said to have reached 500,000.
It's a big army that can't be thought of in the ancient world.
Speaking of the West, it's a Napoleon War-class army.
It can be said that it is indistinguishable from the fact that so many were mobilized.
China has always been proud of its overwhelming population.
The Sino-British Army has exceeded the scale.
And enter the war with Hyakuetsu.
Is Hyakuetsu a Vietnamese country?
Hyakuetsu seems to have been a minority of the people who lived in Vietnam rather than a single country.
In the legend of Vietnam, Hyakuetsu is said to be the descendant of the 100 sons of Raku Ryu-kun, the legendary founder of Vietnam.
It should be noted that there is a grudge among Raku Ryu-kun's sons, and the grudge is said to have founded the Vietnamese Empire.
For more information, please see the beginning of Vietnam history.
The Vietnamese Empire was destroyed in 258 BC.
Shokuhan, who destroyed Bunrou Kingdom, rebuilt Oorak, and resisted when Tosui invaded.
Shokuhan lived a long time.
It seems that Tosui died in the middle of a battle in Vietnam.
And it seems that a person named Jingou became the new person in charge of the invasion of Vietnam.
It seems that Shin is struggling a lot.
In 214 B.C., Jingou arrived at Heihei, and Shin established the three armies of the Nankai army, Keilin army, and Shogun.
It seems that Shogun was established in the northern part of Vietnam.
Some of Vietnam was dominated by the Chinese Empire.
Jingou was recognized by the Nankai army and became even more difficult.
And while the first force of Vietnam and Shin's army were fighting, Shin's emperor died.
When the emperor died, Shin collapsed rapidly.
It is quite common in world history that the Great Empire collapses when charisma dies.
The first Li and the Kangan dynasty rebelled against the second emperor Kogai,
while the rebellion against Shin in various places led to the fall of the five imperial families.
For details, please see the second emperor Kogai.
In the chaos, Jingou tried to be independent.
But in the middle of it, Jingou seems to have died.
And a person named Cho Da, who was an adjutant, will lead the force.
Are you going to be independent?
In conclusion, Cho Da's independence is after Shin's destruction.
Shin's destruction was in 206 B.C.
Cho Da's independence is said to be in 203 B.C.
Cho Da ruled the Nankai army, Keilin army, and Shogun, and established the South Vietnam.
It should be noted that South Vietnam is read in Vietnamese style, and it becomes Nam Veto.
In the 19th century, when Gen Fukui tried to make the word South Vietnam, Shin rejected it, and it became Vietnam.
South Vietnam is a city of people, and Cho Da named it a king.
People were Chinese.
Even after independence, Cho Da seemed to be fighting with the first force of Vietnam, including Rakuro.
It is not known exactly how far the South Vietnam had the power,
but it is believed that it probably had the power up to the middle of Vietnam.
It's not that he ruled all of Vietnam.
Cho Da adopted a policy that could be said to be a dual-ruling system for the rule of the Vietnam area.
He directly ruled the areas where there were many Kaka tribes, and indirectly ruled the lands where there were many Vietnamese.
It is similar to how the Kittan and Joshin tribes ruled the Chinese area more than 1,000 years later.
Now, in the Chinese area, there was a war between the Chinese and the Japanese after the death of Shin.
For this reason, Cho Da was able to concentrate on the conquest of the south.
The Japanese army, which eventually won the war between the Chinese and the Japanese, became the emperor of the Kans.
Cho Da also became the emperor of the South Vietnam.
Are you trying to fight the Japanese army?
Cho Da probably saw that the Japanese army had no power.
It's just as much as being defeated by a fierce battle.
The South Vietnamese army invaded the Chinese area beyond Gorée, and advanced the army to Chosani.
It's the city where there were Gien and Kouchou in the era of the Three Kingdoms.
It's also the land where the Moutakutou spent their youth.
However, the Kans' army rebelled, so the South Vietnamese withdrew their army.
It doesn't seem like you're trying to start a war right away.
The Kans dispatched Rikuka to the South Vietnam as ambassadors.
The first dispatch was in 196 B.C., when UFO was still alive.
It's the first time, so it's the second time.
Rikuka told Cho Da that he would appoint him as the King of the South Vietnam, and gave him the seal for it.
It means to stop being hostile to the Kans and winning the emperor.
Cho Da promised to be loyal to the Kans, and as a result, UFO said he was happy.
And it seems that the border was decided around the investigation.
When the UFO died, Cho Da won the emperor again.
Are you provoking the Kans?
As long as it's a provocation, it's okay, but it seems to have attacked the investigation.
The Kans dispatched Rikuka again as ambassadors to the South Vietnam.
Rikuka again.
Rikuka blamed Cho Da for winning the emperor again.
Cho Da seems to have apologized honestly, but after Rikuka returned, he said that he continued to win the emperor in the country.
You really wanted to appoint the emperor.
Cho Da seems to have defeated the Vietnamese tribes one after another at this time.
He was the ruler of a vast area from the south to the middle of Vietnam.
Come to think of it, the Kans do not raise soldiers to subdue Cho Da.
It can be said that the Kans did not have that margin.
In addition, it seems that Cho Da was sending gifts to the Kans by winning the emperor.
It means that it is good if you live without fighting as a Kans.
Well, this Cho Da is said to have lived up to 137 BC.
That? It was 203 BC that he died, wasn't it?
Legend has it that he died at the age of 122.
That's about the same as the long life record of humanity, isn't it?
It is said that the longest record of humanity in 2023 is exactly 122 years old.
When Cho Da died, his sons were already dead, and his grandson Cho Ba-tsu followed suit.
I wonder how old he was when he was executed.
He was born 175 BC, so it seems to have been close to 50 years old.
It seems that the country where Cho Ba-tsu was executed was invaded by the South.
A country of Vietnamese?
It seems to be a country where the end of Vietnam was established.
This country is said to have sided with the French during the First Kans War.
So it's a friendly country of the Kans.
Cho Ba-tsu ascended the throne of the former Kans to the Vietnamese.
And the Vietnamese Kans raised their soldiers to subdue the Vietnamese in the present Fukken Province, but an incident occurs here.
An incident?
The Vietnamese emperor, Su Tei, was killed by his younger brother, Su Yo-zen.
And Su Yo-zen, who became the new emperor of Vietnam, showed the will of Shinju to the Kans, and the Kans' invasion stopped.
Cho Ba-tsu sent a messenger to the Vietnamese emperor of the Kans, and sent the emperor's envoy to the Kans.
It's a scene that can be seen well to send an emperor to a foreign country.
Cho Ba-tsu died in 124 BC, and the envoy returned and became the new emperor of the South.
And when Cho Ba-tsu died in 115 BC, a big problem occurred.
It's a successor problem at first glance.
Cho Ba-tsu was originally married in the South, and had a child named Cho Kyen-tuk.
However, while in the Kans, he married the daughter of a powerful man, and a child named Cho Kho was born.
And Cho Ba-tsu became the emperor of this Cho Kho.
You became the emperor of your brother.
And the Kans also recognize this.
Come to think of it, the Kans were not brothers either.
Now Cho Kho became the king of the South, but his mother was of the Kans, and the people of the South did not always support Cho Kho.
Cho Kho and his mother often confronted the youngest Ryoka, and eventually developed into a murderous love.
And Ryoka killed Cho Kho and his mother, and made Cho Khen-tuk, Cho Kho's older brother, the king of the South.
It's a pretty big deal.
In this situation, the Kans' army moves.
The Kans' army surrounded the capital of the South and destroyed the Kingdom of the South.
The South was destroyed.
The theme of this time is the destruction of the South, but let's look a little further.
With the destruction of the South, the northern part of Vietnam was under the control of the Kans.
Since then, the Great Chinese Empire has dominated the northern part of Vietnam, and its rule will continue for more than 1,000 years.
It's a long period of time.
Before talking about the rule of the Kans, let's talk about the position of the South in the city of Vietnam.
The South is not ruled by the Chinese in the city of Vietnam.
Even though Cho Kho was a true human being?
However, he was independent and did not receive direct control of the Kans, and in Vietnam he was named the emperor.
Cho Kho was the emperor, which is a very big deal in the history of Vietnam.
Before the Kans were ruled, there was an independent government in Vietnam?
That's a very big deal.
The same thing happened in other regions.
It is important to have a reasonable basis for the country to be independent.
The story is completely different when there is a country that has been ruled for a long time and a country that has been independent.
There are many ethnic groups in the regions where land is finally recognized without independence.
In addition, Cho Kho is not a Kans.
When Cho Kho came to Vietnam, the Kans did not yet exist.
Because it's a Kans, it's a Kans.
Cho Kho resisted the Chinese Empire, which is a huge Kans, and named it the emperor.
This is a very big deal in the history of Vietnam.
It's also the foundation of national integrity.
The Kans' army destroyed the South Vietnam and divided the South Vietnam-controlled area into nine divisions.
Of these nine divisions, the northern part of Vietnam was the Kans, the Kusin, and the three divisions in the southwest.
South Vietnam dominated a large area from the south to the north of Vietnam.
Japan and South Korea are at the southernmost tip of the Kans, and it is believed that the area reached the middle of Vietnam.
It is believed that the Kans used the Vietnamese system at the beginning, but gradually the Kans' administrative system was also applied to Vietnam.
Will the Kans from the center be dispatched?
In the Kans, a lion is sent from the central government, and the authority of the local government is appointed.
As the times went on, the government was further re-cultivated, and the leader was placed in the re-cultivated area.
It's a word that comes out in the Three Kingdoms, both the lion and the leader.
The Three Kingdoms is a story that begins from the end of the Kans.
However, the rule of the Kans did not lead to the whole of Vietnam, but to the powerful in the region, it seems to have given the land as a treasure.
It's the shape of the Kans' administration.
The direct administration of the Kans is limited to areas north of 18 degrees to the north of the Kans, and it seems that the Kans administration was applied to the south of it.
Well, it seems that the Vietnamese rule by the Kans was quite fragmented.
The authority of the officials sent from the central government of the Kans is very large, and it seems that they have made quite strict measures against the residents.
I feel like it's the same structure as always.
The rule of the Kans was conducted in a peaceful manner, and it is said that it was cruel and cruel.
In the city of Vietnam, there are many negative opinions about the rule of the Kans, but there are also negative opinions.
Is the opposite a positive opinion?
For example, in the agricultural field, there is also an opinion that it was developed by incorporating the technology of the Kans.
Specifically, it is said that the development of rural and overseas facilities, such as the introduction of second-hand facilities, has increased the amount of agricultural production.
However, it is said that human resources have been borrowed as labor for the development of overseas facilities and road construction.
It was also made with such a feeling.
There was a great rebellion in Xinjiazui, but there was also a great rebellion in Vietnam.
It is the rebellion of the super sisters.
Did it become the Five Kans as an era?
It is said that the Great Rebellion of the Super Sisters took place in the 40th year of the Qing Dynasty, and at this time the Kans had already been rebuilt by the Emperor.
The Kans were destroyed once and then revived again.
Even while the Central Plains was in chaos, Vietnam was under the rule of the Chinese.
And even in the era of the Five Kans, it seems that the system called Rak-Pun and Rak-Hau remained.
Rak-Pun and Rak-Hau are the systems of the Five Kingdoms, right?
It is said that such an existence had remained as an influential person in the region for a long time.
And Rak-Pun and Rak-Hau have quite a high right to rule, and they also had a super right.
But the Five Kans tried to take up this super right.
That's why there was a rebellion by the influential people of Vietnam.
The super sisters are the daughters of Rak-Pun, and the eldest sister was married to a person named Tisak.
However, this Tisak was killed by the eldest brother, who was the head of the family.
The super right was killed by her husband.
In the 40th year of the Qing Dynasty, the super right rebelled against the Kans along with her sister's eldest brother.
And it is said that influential people in the region joined this.
In this era, influential people in the region had power.
The eldest brother fled, and the super right became the king of Vietnam.
This rebellion is huge, but it seems that there was a problem in the background of the tax collection that I mentioned earlier.
It means that the Five Kans were stronger in tax collection than the previous Kans.
Rak-Pun and Rak-Hau have existed as a local power for a long time, perhaps since the era of the Vinh Long Kingdom.
It can be said that it was a nobility in Vietnam.
The most angry thing about the nobility is that the nobility is taken away.
It's a common sight all over the world.
The nobility of the Kans decided to thoroughly crush this rebellion.
For that purpose, they sent the strongest general to Vietnam.
The strongest general?
It is also called Baen.
In Japan, it may be more reasonable to say that it is the ancestor of the famous Baqiao in the Three Kingdoms.
The ancestor of Baqiao was also strong.
Baen originally belonged to a force that was hostile to the nobility, but eventually became able to serve the nobility and gain new members.
And when the rebellion of the sisters took place, it was recognized by General Fu Hua and headed for Vietnam to suppress it.
Baen headed for the suppression of the rebellion of the sisters with about 20,000 troops.
Considering that the god once directed 500,000 troops to Vietnam, it seems to be modest.
It is seen that the population was less than half compared to the previous century when the 5th ship was rebuilt.
The example of such a decrease in population in such a short period of time is almost nonexistent in the world history.
You can see the size of the chaos brought by the rebellion.
It can be said that the 5th ship did not have that much capacity.
Baen also entered the site with 8,000 soldiers, and it is said that 10,000 and 2,000 soldiers were stationed at the site.
It was a pretty tough situation.
That was not the only tough thing.
Baen suffered from the high density and humidity, and furthermore, it was so bad that it could no longer go to the newspaper due to drought and epidemics.
It's one of the reasons why it is difficult to invade Vietnam.
In the 42nd year of the Qing Dynasty, the sisters and Baen directly clashed.
As a result, Baen was defeated.
It seems that the sisters could not cooperate well.
I wonder if the large number of influential people who participated was the cause.
Because the alliance is the one that creates a conflict in the interior by violating the interests of the East and the West.
And it seems that the sisters could not put it together well.
The sisters were executed, and their necks were sent to the 5th ship's capital, Rakuyo.
The rebellion of the sisters ended in failure.
In Vietnam, the rebellion of the sisters has received very high praise.
The rebellion of the sisters is a rebellion against the Chinese Empire, and although it is a short period of time, it has gained independence.
It is highly praised that it rebelled against China in the history of Vietnam.
It seems to be in such a trend.
The sisters became a symbol of Vietnam's resistance.
On the other hand, Rakuyo and Rakuyo were exterminated, and instead the ship's shipyard came to direct control.
As a result of the rebellion, the rule of the Chinese Empire has become stronger.
Should I call it sarcasm?
Due to the rebellion of the sisters, the Vietnamese rule of the shipyard has become even stronger.
After the rebellion of the sisters, Baen became even more troubled and invaded the present Vietnam Tube.
And he captured Rakuen and Rakhau and forced his family to move to the Chinese territory.
It's the same as Nebzadonezalmise and Stalin.
It seems that he received intense resistance during the Vietnam Tube invasion.
Baen carried out a large-scale massacre of thousands of people.
It means that he dominated Vietnam by overwhelming force.
Baen returned to the Chinese territory in the 44th year of the Qing Dynasty,
After that, Vietnam became a target of severe exploitation by the dead and the dead who were dispatched by the ship.
There was something left to see in the exploitation of the Vietnam Tube during the Vietnam Tube era.
In the Vietnam Tube, foreign resources and shipyards fell into a power struggle, and the central government collapsed,
Because if you don't send the Vietnam Tube, you won't be able to cultivate it.
And the local government was trying to send the Vietnam Tube to the central government, and it was a tough exploitation on the ground.
Vietnam, of course, became a target of such exploitation.
It's not the exploitation of Vietnam by the Chinese,
It feels like the exploitation of the people by the Vietnam Tube was also in Vietnam.
Well, in the history of Vietnam, it is the exploitation by the Chinese Empire.
It would be true that it was actually exploited.
As expected, there was a lot of rebellion against the Vietnam Tube in Vietnam.
In 137, there was a rebellion of thousands of people like the Japanese South Army.
In addition, in 157, a rebellion of 5,000 people like Kyushin-ken took place.
And in 178, a man named Ryōryū caused a rebellion of tens of thousands of people.
Isn't the scale of the rebellion getting bigger and bigger?
In 184, when the Golden Era, which can be said to be the beginning of the Three Kingdoms, took place,
an incident occurred that Kōshishi was finally killed.
A few years after this incident, the central government of the Vietnam Tube appointed a Vietnamese named Li Tien as Kōshishi.
The Vietnamese were finally killed.
The Vietnamese Tube may have declined, but every time there was a rebellion, the Vietnamese side reported to Vietnam.
However, no matter how much rebellion occurred, Vietnam would never be independent.
Even if the tube was destroyed, it would not change.
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