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Vietnam in late 18th century (orthographic projection)
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Event war East Asia

Tay Son Rebellion

1771 CE – 1802 CE

Three brothers from Tay Son overthrew both ruling Vietnamese dynasties and repelled a massive Qing Chinese invasion, briefly unifying Vietnam before falling to the Nguyen dynasty.

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1778–1802 ruling dynasty of Vietnam

Tây Sơn dynasty on Wikipedia.

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Conflict · East Asia

Tay Son Rebellion

1771 CE – 1802 CE

Three brothers from Tay Son overthrew both ruling Vietnamese dynasties and repelled a massive Qing Chinese invasion, briefly unifying Vietnam before falling to the Nguyen dynasty.

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