Li Ki Hau Due Nha Tran Cua ĐAI VIET Tro Thanh Hoang Đe TRUNG QUOC Gay Chan Đong Lich Su

The Great Vietnam War Ladies and gentlemen, Although there are many questions surrounding the identity of a Chinese emperor recorded in history as having a foreign nationality, it is impossible to deny a very large possibility that he was the one who carried the blood of the Great Vietnam, fought for military power and sat on the throne of the emperor for three years. Who is he? Let's find out in this video of us. The descendant of the Chen family of the Great Vietnam became the emperor of China, shocking history. The first emperor of the Chen dynasty was Chen Tai-tung. In the Great Vietnam War, it was recorded that he was generous, had a large number of emperors, so he was able to expand his career and establish a very large system of the Chen family. Most of his children are also prominent figures, such as Chen Huang, Chen Tai-tung, Chen Ming, Chen Guanghai, Chiu An-fung, Chen Nhat-suat, etc. Even Princess An-tu, with her identity as a rain drop because of the flood, had to leave herself to get out of the flower, was also loved and adored by people. However, there was a son of Chen Tai-tung who was rejected and despised by the world, although very talented and smart, it was the emperor of China, Chen Yixiang. Legend has it that before Chen Yixiang was born, his father Chen Tai-tung was in a dream and saw the three-eyed god from the sky and said, The god of the emperor of China was born as a son of a king and then returned to the north. Chen Yixiang was born in 1254, that is, after the death of Empress Shuntian in June 1248. Of Chen Tai-tung's children, it seems that only Chiu Dao-fung, Chen Guangxuang were brothers with Chen Yixiang. Chiu An-fung, Chen Nhat-suat was born after Chen Yixiang for a year, but the two were not brothers with each other. Or at least it was not recorded in history that the two were brothers with father and mother. Also according to folk tales, Emperor Chen Tai-tung, when he saw Chen Yixiang was born, he was bored, he had wrinkles like the shape of an eye, and he looked like a person in a dream, so he took it as strange. However, perhaps he was still alive and did not fully understand the meaning of the prophecy in the dream about the thing and then returned to the north. It must be said that at the time of 1254, Chen Tai-tung was a very faithful emperor and the points reported in the dream about Chen Yixiang are as follows. He was intelligent, learned, understood history, culture, literature, and literature. Although his job was like playing chess, he did not do anything impractical. He used to open a school on the side of Hieu Phu De, combine four-way literature for study, provide clothing, and train to become a master, like the top students in Bang Ha, Bui Phong in Hong Chau, etc., including 20 people, were all used for life. When Hue Tuc Phu Nhan read the letter for the emperor of the Thich Nhat Hanh, he said to Emperor Chen Tai-tung that when he read the letter to the young men in the royal family, they were all heroes of the next generation. The career of Quang Khai, the next generation of the Tuan Dynasty, is extremely exciting. The number of the Tuan Dynasty is the number of a hero, a noble, who certainly did not rebel. Among the princes, he was the youngest. This was recorded in the Dong A Di Shu scroll. Chen Ichtak was the fifth prince of Emperor Tai Tong, but was called a disciple by Hue Tuc Phu Nhan because she did not consider her daughter Thuan Thien as the royal brother of Emperor Chen Kuo Khang. In May 1967, when Chen Ichtak was 13 years old, his brother was appointed to the throne as Chen Thanh Tong, who wanted to honor the good people like Emperor Chen Ichtak. He was also the one who started to teach literary scholars and important officials in the royal family. Under the leadership of such a man, Chen Ichtak was given a lot of advantages to enhance his talent on the spiritual battlefield. Therefore, when he was only 15 years old, Chen Ichtak was recorded as smarter than others, even though he was not the tallest. But from a young age, the bad things also began to show up in the royal dynasty. That is, he was arrogant and eager to give himself absolute power to fight for the throne. In his heart, Chen Ichtak did not admire the British and their parents as kings because he thought he was the most talented among the sons of Emperor Chen Tai Tong. In addition to that, Chen Ichtak was also a man with a strong sense of humor and a strong sense of humor that easily made the men become weak. It was his desire that pushed Chen Ichtak into the path of rebellion. While the royal family of Chen was almost all good at martial arts because they inherited the East Asian martial arts from the time of Chen Tzuyuan, on the other hand, in the year 1284, when the Yuan army defeated the Song dynasty and prepared to invade Vietnam, in a state of emergency, a good writer was not as important as a good martial artist. The generals and princes who were good at martial arts were all killed in the battle and Chen Ichtak was only a good writer. As for martial arts or how to deploy troops, in the year 1284, the Yuan army invaded Vietnam for the second time. At that time, Chen Ichtak had been in exile for 6 years. He was a coward, a coward, a coward. Tran Hieu Luong The following book also mentions the request for an alliance with Tran Hieu Luong's family The Great Vietnamese Writer-Tran Hieu Luong wrote Tan Xiu, Dai Chi, 4th year, 1361 Nguyen Chi, 9th year, 21st year, February Minh Thai To, Danh Giang Chau Tran Hieu Luong, Lui Du, Vu Xuong Sai Nguoi, Sang Ta, Sin Quan, Kieu Vien Vuong Hong Cho According to Minh Thu, the battles between Tran Hieu Luong and Chu Nguyen Truong were all undecided. In 1363, there was a battle on Ba Duong Lake. Tran Hieu Luong's army was 60,000, Chu Nguyen Truong's army was 20,000. The overwhelming strength helped Tran Hieu Luong's army win after 3 days of fierce battle. However, when they saw that Tran Hieu Luong's ships were all big and close to each other, Chu Nguyen Truong, according to the military, used firepower to reverse the position. Tran Hieu Luong was killed in this battle. Tran Hieu Luong lost his son, Tran Ly, to Ngoi Ngoi. His son-in-law was Duc Tho. The following year, Chu Nguyen Truong led his army to Vu Xuong to defeat Tran Ly. Tran Hieu Luong officially defeated Tran Hieu Luong. Although Tran Hieu Luong's reign only lasted a few short years, according to Vietnamese history, there was a Chinese emperor who carried the blood of the Vietnamese. Ladies and gentlemen, since Ngo Quyen Dai Thang Bach Dang was founded in 1939, this is the only time the Vietnamese have lost their self-determination by Phuong Boc. The Vietnamese army killed the people, broke the fence, captured the talents, burned our precious materials. Nhu Ho Nguyen Truong was a talented Vietnamese who was captured by the Vietnamese army to serve them. Some researchers regret that if Emperor Tran Duc Tong agreed to ally with Tran Hieu Luong, there is a high possibility that Tran Hieu Luong would unify China, establish a strong dynasty, not just a few short years, but perhaps hundreds of years. The two great dynasties of the two countries will support each other, and it is possible that there will not be a disaster of separation, the Vietnamese Empire will not be invaded by the Ming Dynasty. History can go in one direction or another.