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Lê–Mạc War

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provinces, killing 21,000 civilians. Many agriculture fields and businesses began going down and the economy was stagnated. There were six successive monarchs after Lê Thánh Tông had lost control of the government and the army, causing the rise of military rulers and corruption. In 1522, a military
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In July 1557, Mạc Kính Điển launched another naval offensive to the south. Lê warships once again ambushed Mạc fleet on Mã river. Mạc Kính Điểm jumped down the river and fled to the nearby forest. He and Mạc remnants escaped back to the north after three days of hiding in a cave. With the winning
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The Trịnh military lords of the Lê Dynasty, which was centered in Đông Kinh (Tonkin or Hanoi), soon doubted the loyalty of the Nguyễn governor in central and southern Vietnam. Over the next 30 years of unification and temporary peace, Vietnam once again would be divided by two military lords for
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technique in the army, but had less toleration for the new faith brought by missionaries. The Lê monarchs were under the control of military regents from powerful Trịnh and Nguyễn families. The two monarchs claimed their rule over Dai Viet, thus starting a series of conflicts.
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to Beijing for renewing relations with China, who supports the Mạc dynasty. At the result, the Chinese Ming dynasty recognized both Lê and Mạc as the legitimate rulers of Vietnam, and in 1644 they officially re-recognized the Lê monarch as "king of sovereign Vietnam".
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succeeded the military ruler of the Southern army. In August 1570, Mạc Kính Điển launched a large southward offensive, dispatched 100,000 men and 700 ships, and attacked the Southern court through Laos and sea. Trịnh Cối surrendered to the Mạc. Southern Emperor
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ordered a new northward offensive, and dispatched 60,000 soldiers and elephants, armed with Portuguese-style matchlocks. By January 1560, the Lê-Trịnh army had occupied all cities and territories beyond south of the
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in the late 18th century. The Chu Đậu ceramic factory in Chu Đậu village, Hải Dương province, which famously exported Vietnamese blue-white ceramics to Japan and West Asia from 13th to 17th century, was destroyed.
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while evacuating his government to the south. While occupying and looting Tây Kinh, the Mac army committed atrocities against civilians and destroyed architecture. In 1571, Mạc forces advanced further south to
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commanded the Southern army, which launched five raids into Northern dynasty territories, causing severe damage to the economy and weakening the Mạc regime. Trịnh Tùng also hired the
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From August 1578 to November 1579, Northern Mạc forces made three more raids into Southern dynasty territories, but all were repelled with outgunned Lê-Trịnh matchlocks.
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commanded 60,000 troops, captured towns and cities beyond south of the Red river. Mạc Mậu Hợp sent all of his troops to resist the Southern army, but was defeated.
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led 40,000 men to attack the Southern court in Thanh Hóa, but were defeated by Lê-Trịnh forces in Khoái Lạc. Thế Mỹ was shot and killed while mounted on horseback.
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From 1573 to 1576, the Northern dynasty launched 4 southward offensives and raids, causing devastation for the Southern dynasty. The Lê-Trịnh army then recruited
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The remnant Mạc monarch in Cao Bằng province recruited Tai-speaking mountain tribes into their army. They also brought the Vietnamese Nôm script adoption to
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succeed the military ruler of the Northern dynasty. The Mạc regime began declining and these were the last of the Northern dynasty's southward offensives.
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In September 1577, Mạc Kính Điển saw the opportunity to annihilate the Southern dynasty, and reunify the country. Mạc Kính Điển and his general
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In February 1592, the Southern dynasty launched a large northward offensive against the Northern Mạc. Trịnh Tùng and his general
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Content in this edit is translated from the existing Vietnamese Knowledge (XXG) article at ]; see its history for attribution.
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succeed the throne when he was a child. The monarchy and the government had become more unstable. Military lord
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based on Neo- Confucian beliefs, helping businesses and trading markets flourish, later successfully expanding
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remained in a state of rivalry with the Lê-Trịnh regime until they were annexed and exiled to China in 1677.
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started to decline gradually and fell into social unrest due to corruption and peasant rebellions. In 1515,
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Matchlock rifles used during 16th-18th century in Vietnam, National Museum of Vietnamese History, Hanoi.
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The Lê monarch, after 59 years of war with rival Mạc, returned to the throne of Đại Việt. However, the
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of the Ming dynasty responded by sending 125,000 soldiers to the border, threatening the Mạc regime in
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of China still only recognized the Mạc regime in Cao Bằng as the rightful ruler of Dai Viet. In 1597
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in 1541, as he accepted his regime and monarch would be under Chinese protection and ceded half of
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as the new Emperor. On 18 June 1527, Mạc Đăng Dung executed Lê Cung Hoàng and established the new
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From 1580 to 1583, Lê-Trịnh and Mạc forces engaged in small to moderate-size conflicts along the
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and began to reconquer the southern part of the country. Lê army regained the provinces of
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pirates as mercenaries, raiding the coastal area and port cities in Northern territories.
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as the temporary capital and base for imperial court, and started the period
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provinces, where they remained active. In April 1593, the southern emperor
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Carved wood in Hue, shows the cannons were used by the Lê and Mạc forces
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province, near China, while reinforcing 50,000 men to defend Hanoi and
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The Mạc dynasty tolerated other religions and foreign trades, allowing
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On 14 November 1592, Lê-Trịnh army captured three western province
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Ming China, 1368-1644: A Concise History of a Resilient Empire
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another 150 years–fought against each other in the indecisive
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from the Mạc. Trịnh Kiểm also restored Cham principalities in
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clans, had gained the regent of the government by installing
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launched a rebellion against the court. In 1517, a massive
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of the Northern dynasty, led 100 warships in an attack on
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technology for Vietnam. The Southern Lê regime opened for
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Chu Đậu's blue and white ceramic dish, 15th-16th century
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dynasty 62:introducing 1569:Categories 1330:References 1290:"chúa Bầu" 1286:Tày people 1211:Hà Thọ Lộc 1203:Trịnh Đồng 1195:Trịnh Ninh 1175:Trịnh Tùng 1118:Lại Thế Mỹ 1099:Trịnh Tùng 1086:Trịnh Kiểm 1050:Quảng Ninh 1033:Trịnh Kiểm 977:Bình Thuận 973:Ninh Thuận 961:Trịnh Kiểm 911:Christians 872:Ming China 815:Nguyễn Kim 709:Background 703:Trịnh clan 680:Trịnh Kiểm 676:Nguyễn Kim 649:Revival Lê 629:Vietnamese 625:Lê–Mạc War 517:Trịnh Tùng 506:Trịnh Kiểm 484:Nguyễn Kim 230:Trịnh clan 226:Lê dynasty 199:Lê–Mạc War 45:references 18:Lê-Mạc war 1459:Citations 1256:Aftermath 1234:Hải Dương 1140:Hải Phòng 1090:Trịnh Cối 1084:In 1570, 1062:Thanh Hóa 1054:Hải Dương 1046:Quang Bảo 1042:Đông Kinh 1038:Red River 988:Thanh Hóa 969:Quảng Nam 965:Thuận Hóa 959:In 1554, 950:Conflicts 943:matchlock 915:merchants 892:Fangcheng 880:Đông Kinh 866:In 1537, 839:Thanh Hóa 827:Thanh Hóa 786:Hải Dương 782:Thái Bình 763:Trấn Ninh 705:in 1677. 687:Đông Kinh 685:In 1592, 662:in 1527. 576:Trịnh Tạc 363:Bầu lords 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Mạc dynasty
Lê dynasty
Trịnh clan
Nguyễn clan
Champa
Northern Vietnam
Revival Lê dynasty
Mạc dynasty
Cao Bằng
Trịnh lords
Nguyễn lords
Mạc dynasty
Bầu lords
Ming dynasty

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