He intended to restore the legacy of the Li Dynasty, and made great efforts to visit the imperial clan of the Li Dynasty, trying to set up another court. Ruan Gan, then a general in front of the right harem of the Li Dynasty, led his people to escape into the mourning prison after Mo usurped the throne, recruited soldiers and attempted to revive the Li Dynasty, and repelled the encirclement and suppression of the Mo Dynasty army several times. Later, Ruan Gan found Li Zhaozong's youngest son in the mourning prison and made him Emperor Zhuang Lizong. Ruangan was awarded the title of "respecting his father and rejuvenating the country" and was in charge of the internal and external political affairs of the exiled court. Ruangan was famous for his patriotic strength in the mourning prison, and many Li Dynasty veterans visited him. One of the strangers named Jian Zheng left the deepest impression on Ruangan. Ruangan relied heavily on Jian Zheng's talent, betrothed his daughter Ruan Yubao to him and made him a general. Jian Zheng lived up to expectations, led troops to attack the city, won Lien Chan, and soon became a powerful figure in Ruan Gan's camp.
1545, Ruan Gan was poisoned by General Mo Jun in the military camp. From then on, the real power of the court of the Li Dynasty fell to Ruan Gan's son-in-law Jian Zheng, and everything could be decided cheaply, and then played. Zheng once visited the Qing Dynasty, but Mo Dynasty sent troops to the Qing court many times, but all ended in failure. Thus, the Li Dynasty and the Mo Dynasty confronted each other for half a century (1527- 1592), forming the first "Southern and Northern Dynasties era" in Vietnamese history.
It was nominally the right of the Li Dynasty to trust the Lord protector that Jian Zheng held the emperor as a vassal, but the court of the Li Dynasty was actually the bag of the Zheng family. Ruangan's two sons, Ruan Wang and Ruan Huang, also had martial arts skills and were hated by Zheng. Ruan Wang Guan lived in the left, was suppressed and rejected, and was finally killed. Ruan Huang was on tenterhooks all day, and decided to pretend to be ill and leave the DPRK, so as to eliminate Jian Zheng's guards. At the same time, he sent someone to consult Ruan Bingqian, a famous man. Ruan Bingqian's words predicted the future situation of partition between the north and the south. "In Hengshan area, Bandai has a place to live." Ruan Huang was deeply impressed by this, and the elements of the future separatist regime in the south emerged in his heart.
Hue and Quang Nam, south of Mount Heng, were the southernmost points of the Vietnamese border, but now they are only in central Vietnam. The local forest is dense, with long mountains running through the whole territory, rivers and canyons criss-crossing, and Woye Plain between mountains and seas. The special climate in hot and humid season gave birth to the Champa civilization where Indian culture and Malay culture blended. In order to expand the living space, successive dynasties in Vietnam tried their best to occupy cities in the south. The border occupied by Vietnam keeps moving southward. /kloc-In the 5th century, the Vietnamese plundered the land of Zhanpo, which was close to the limit. Li Shengzong set up a boundary pillar at the Cape of Shibishan, and wrote in eighteen big characters: "Zhanpo people passed this and the country was defeated; If Annan lives here, the soldiers will die. These newly developed territories have become remote areas where Vietnamese prisoners have been exiled in past dynasties, and they are also safe havens for political exiles.
Ruan Huang wanted to get rid of the shackles of Jian Zheng and regard the south of Hengshan Mountain as a new continent. Ruan Huang asked her brother-in-law Jian Zheng to allow her to leave Hue through her sister Yubao. At that time, Hue and Guangnan had just experienced war, and the situation was not clear. Jian Zheng's influence was beyond his ability, and many locals even crossed the ocean to the Mo Dynasty. At this point, just throw this hot potato to Ruan Huang. Jian Zheng advised Li Yingzong that Hue must be guarded by a good general, and Ruan Huang should be used to guard Hue. Hue and Guangnan are in a corner. Yingzong agreed to his request.
1558, Ruan Huang left Hue Town and settled in Dwarf Club (now Dengchang County, Guang Zhi Province). 1567, Jian Zheng recalled the company commander of Guangnan, and ordered Ruan Huang to take charge of Guangnan, paying tribute to 400 Jin of silver and 500 pieces of silk every year. Jian Zheng released the tiger to the mountain, which kept Ruan Huang away from the front of the war in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Ruan Huang relied on northern immigrants and prisoners to develop Guangnan and Hue. In just over ten years, Guang Shun has become a place where "the city has no two prices, people have no thieves, and merchants from all over the world gather".
Although Mohists in the Northern Dynasties attacked Hue on a large scale in 157 1 and bandits appeared from time to time in various places, Ruan and Huang successfully defeated their opponents, making the southern region a relatively stable rear area. On the other hand, the plague and war in the north continued, refugees from the north poured into the south, and the capital of Ruan Huang's separatist regime was constantly enriched.
After Jian Zheng's death, his sons Trnhci and Zheng Song competed for power. Finally, Trnhci went to the Northern Dynasties, while Zheng Song held real power in the Southern Dynasties.
1592, Zheng Song vowed to send troops to attack Shenglong (now Hanoi). Mo Jun escaped, Mo Yingzu Mo Mao Qi escaped, and was beheaded by the dragon immediately. 1600, although the Mohist remnant party once recaptured Shenglong, it was immediately recovered by Zheng Song. After five generations of Mohism in the Northern Dynasties, Emperor Taizong's MC Tai T, Emperor Taizong's Mo Deng Ying, Xian Zong's Mo Fuhai, Xuanzong's Mo Fuyuan and Yingzu Mo Mao Qi were finally destroyed by the Li Dynasty. After the demise of the Northern Dynasty, Zheng Song welcomed Li Shizong into the Dragon, and the Li Dynasty was revived. Sejong sent an envoy to the Ming Dynasty to request the Ming Dynasty to restore the title of "King Annan", but the Ming Dynasty temporarily awarded the title of "Commander Annan" on the grounds of unclear situation. This title continued until the end of the Ming Dynasty, and Emperor Nanming restored the title of "King Annan" in the Li Dynasty. In addition, the Ming Dynasty allowed the Li Dynasty to cede Gao Ping to the descendants of the Mohs. Despite all the reluctance, the rulers and ministers of the Li Dynasty had to allow the descendants of the Mohs to divide their own high positions. After that, Mohism ruled Gaoping for five generations until 1677 when Zheng sent troops to occupy Gaoping. Zheng Song claimed to be the hero of rebuilding the Li Dynasty, and he was even more arrogant than before. 1599, claiming to be the general of the capital, and his father is the king of peace. 1623, the great Zheng Song died of illness. After his death, his son Trnh Trang succeeded to the throne. He was called Marshal and ruled the country and the capital. Zheng Song abolished several generations of emperors before his death, and created the dual system of one emperor and one master in the Li Dynasty. By the fourth generation of Zheng Zuo, this system of "not seizing the country is like seizing the country, and it is better to be emperor than to be emperor" was further deepened. Zheng Zhu directly sat side by side with Li Jue on the left side of the throne, and even courtier etiquette such as worshipping and playing names was exempted.
After Zheng recovered Shenglong, Ruan Huang also sent troops to help pacify Mohism. /kloc-The war eased in 0/600, and Ruan Huang was pushed out by Zheng Song, leaving the north sadly. He married his daughter to Trnh Trang. Since then, he has accumulated strength in Guang Shun and never wants to go north again. The Zheng family knew that Ruan Huang meant to divide the south, but there was nothing they could do. 16 13, Ruan Huang died of illness. When Ruan Huang was dying, he called his relative Lang Dang to the couch and earnestly told him, "There is danger of crossing mountains in the north, danger of Linghe River, and the solidity of Yunshan in the south. The mountain produces gold and iron, and the sea produces fish and salt. It is a place of real heroes. If we can train the people and fight Zheng, we can build a career for generations. "
After Ruan Huang died, his son Ruan Fuyuan succeeded to the throne. According to the National History of Ruan Chao, what was the disaster? My last name is Nan? c l？ C "Volume II Records of Emperor Xiaowen of Xizong recorded:" The national surname is Ruan Fu ". Therefore, the national surname of Guangnan should be Ruan Fu. Ruan Fuyuan began to carry out administrative reform soon after he succeeded to the throne, changing the political institutions of the former Li Dynasty into those directly under Ruan, and severed the subordinate relationship with the Northern Dynasties. There are three divisions in Ruan Zhu's office: the Division of Administrative Affairs (in charge of litigation), the Division of General Li (in charge of money and grain), and the Division of Lingshi (in charge of offering sacrifices and paying salaries). Local prefectures and counties set up magistrate and county magistrate to manage civil affairs. All bureaucratic appointments and dismissals and political affairs refused the intervention of the North Court.
1627, the first confrontation between Zheng and Ruan broke out. Trnh Trang was forced by Li Shen, and two military warships, elephants and cannons fought. Ruan Youyi, the counselor of Nan Ruan, lied about the rebellion of Zheng Jun who stayed in the north, forcing Zheng Wang to retreat. 1633, the second war broke out between Zheng and De Nguyen, and the king of Zheng made Ruan Fucong, the third son of Ruan Fuyuan, an internal reference. Unexpectedly, Ruan Fucong became suspicious of Ruan Fucong and was not allowed to keep the Guangping border. Zheng Jun waited in the south for more than ten days, but nothing happened. He had to retreat disgruntled and was chased by Ruan Jun on the way. Later, Ruan Fukui was liquidated, convicted and executed. 1643, Trnh Trang conquered the south again. It was midsummer, and the soldiers in the north fell ill one after another in the heat. The Nanruan fortress could not be attacked repeatedly, and Trnh Trang's third expedition to the south failed. 1648, Trnh Trang provoked the fourth southward invasion. Ruan Fulan sent Prince nguy?n·t?n to meet the enemy. On the day of the confrontation between the two armies, nguy?n· F ·t?n drove the elephant to the enemy line and then charged forward. Zheng Jun was defeated and stopped by Ruan Jun's navy. Zheng Jun suffered heavy losses in this battle, but more than 3,000 soldiers were still captured alive. However, Ruan Fulan also died of illness. 1655, the king of Zheng instigated the frontier fortress generals to harass Nanruan, and the Lord Phúc was furious and decided to take the initiative to explore the north. Ruan Jun invaded the northern territory and began to sweep all the way, connecting seven counties south of Lanjiang, where Zheng Jun was holed up. The war was protracted, and the two sides made a round trip on the Lanjiang Line. 1660, the situation tilted to Zheng Jun. Zheng Gen, the main clan of Zheng, led the troops to fight and lost in Ruan Jun, and decided to retreat. On the way, Zheng Gen pursued and caused many casualties. The seven counties of Lanjiang once again fell into the hands of Zheng Jun, and the situation between the north and the south returned to the pre-war, so both sides were in vain in this five-year protracted war. In this five-year war, Trnh Trang, who lost the battle with Nanruan, died, and his son Zuo Zheng succeeded to the throne and became the Grand Marshal of Xiliang. 16 1 year, Zheng Tusuo, the queen mother of the West, crossed the Lingjiang River and confronted Ruan Youyi, commander-in-chief of Southern Ruan. Zheng Jun confronted Ruan Jun until the next year, and the war made no progress, so Zheng Tu had to return to the north with Zongshen. Soon after, in 1672, Zheng Wei led 100,000 troops to invade the south after the Mohs were pacified. Zheng Jun stormed Nanruan frontier fortress, but Nanruan defenders struggled to defend, and Zheng was forced to retreat northward. 1627, the first confrontation between Zheng and Ruan broke out. So far, Zheng and Ruan have been at war for 45 years, of which Zheng took the initiative to attack six times, each time to no avail. Since then, Lingjiang River has been the boundary between Zheng and Ruan. Until the Xishan Uprising, there was no large-scale conflict between Nanruan and Beizheng. Since then, Ruan has ruled the south and power has been passed down from generation to generation. Formed the second "Southern and Northern Dynasties era" in Vietnamese history.
In the fierce struggle between the North and the South for nearly half a century, Beizheng mobilized 65,438+10,000 troops, while Nanruan, which is sparsely populated, had only about 20,000 standing troops. With limited manpower and material resources, Nanruan was able to protect itself in seven Zheng-Ruan wars and even took the initiative to explore the north, which was inseparable from the in-depth development and construction of South Vietnam by Ruan owners in previous dynasties.
Due to the current situation, Nguyen spared no effort to seek living space in southern Xinjiang, and gradually formed the S-shaped outline of modern Vietnamese territory. This delta, where different cultures meet, is rich in soil and water and suitable for farming. After the reclamation of new immigrants and aborigines, the local area has been built from a sparsely populated wasteland into a fertile land and a prosperous town. Today, the southern provinces are still economically developed areas in Vietnam. While developing land, Ruan Ji actively traded with the West, Japan and China, and merchant ships from various countries came in an endless stream. At this time, Nan Ruan began to buy advanced European cannons from the Portuguese and learn the design methods of European ships, which helped Ruan a lot in the later dispute between Zheng and Ruan. With the passage of time, Huian Port has become an important trading port in the southwest Pacific Ocean. In order to trade with foreigners, Ruan actively develops the sugar industry. At this time, many Japanese businessmen came to Vietnam because of the sea ban policy of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In order to obtain much-needed China silk and ceramics, they also went to Hongkong for trade, and the south gradually became an international commercial city, which made Viet Nam rich. Overseas trade provided material support for Nanruan, which was short of material resources, to maintain political power, so that Nanruan could not only compete with Beizheng, but also spare no effort to expand new territory to the south.
The north and the south are at peace, and Nanruan is constantly shifting its development focus to the south, speeding up the development and construction of new open territory.
As early as Li Shengzong's period, the border conflict between Yue and Zhancheng continued, and Zhancheng was captured by the holy family. The holy family divided Zhancheng into three small tributary countries: Huaying, Pan Nan and Zhancheng. Influenced by China Thought, the ethnic groups such as Zhancheng and Zhenla (Kampuchea) were regarded as barbarians by Vietnamese dynasties, and they constantly exerted pressure to force them to submit to the king. Since Ruan Huang entered the town, Nan Ruan also adhered to the ethnic policy of the Li Dynasty and constantly encroached on the land of the city-occupying country. 16 1 1 year, Ruan Huang invaded Britain and established Fuan House in the occupied area. 1653, Zhancheng people attacked Fu 'an House and were defeated, and opened Taining House in South Ruan. At this time, the land occupied by the city people is running out. 1693, Ruan Futong of Nanruan made an excuse to provoke again, sent troops to capture the king and ministers of Zhancheng alive, and set up the Shunfu in the southernmost part of Zhancheng, completely destroying the ancient country of Zhancheng. The buffer zone of Zhancheng disappeared, and Nanruan was directly adjacent to Zhenla, which became the stage for Siam and Nanruan to compete for hegemony. 1658, nguyn puchin ·t?n of south Nguyen sent 3000 troops to interfere in the battle for the throne of zhenla, forcing zhenla to submit. Since then, around the throne, Zhenla has had many struggles for the throne. Whenever there is civil strife in Zhenla, Nanruan and Siam always take the opportunity to intervene and send troops to help one of them ascend to the throne. 1674, the battle for the throne broke out again in Zhenla. Nguy?n· French King TN sent troops to pacify Zhenla, made Hunqiu king and Hunnen deputy king, and Zhenla was divided into two. 1700, Nanruan sent troops to drive away Yinqiu and occupied the land near Chaizhi and Mekong River. 1732, Nan Ruan occupied the west of Jiading. Later, Nan Ruan also took the opportunity of interfering in the succession of the throne and accepted the proposal of King Zhenla's fief.
In addition to sending troops to attack and plunder, Nan Ruan also used China immigrants to help nibble at the land of Zhenla. 167 1 year, Mo Jiu, a adherent of the Ming Dynasty, led the people south. He reclaimed wasteland in Shuizhenla area and established a town called Hexian County. 1708, under the pressure of Nanruan, Mojiu became a vassal state of Nanruan, and Ruan Fu made him the chief town of Hexian County, allowing him to be autonomous. He Xian, developed by Mohs, was already known as a paradise on the sea, and Nan Ruan took it for nothing. 1679, d??ng ng?n ??ch and Chen Shangchuan, the adherents of the Ming Dynasty, fled south with 3,000 troops, asking for Nguy?n Phúc T?n. Nguy?n Phúc T?n directed them to the border of Zhenla and forced Zhenla to distribute Dongpu to them. After the management of the Ming Dynasty's heritage, Dongpu became increasingly prosperous. 1698, Nan Ruan directly controlled Dongpu, appointed Minister Ruan Youjing to set up Jiading House there, and at the same time attracted refugees to farm in the local area, making the local area a "Mingxiang Society" for adherents of the Ming Dynasty and a "Qinghe Society" for adherents of the Qing Dynasty. In this way, Nanruan was controlled by the adherents of the Ming Dynasty in Jiading.
As an important economic and trade entity in Southeast Asia at that time, Nanruan had no official title. Guangnan, under Ruan's command, has a famous trading port, Hoi An, which is the trade hub of Nanruan to Japan, China and western countries, so all countries in the east and west call Nanruan regime "Guangnan".
Ruan Huang entered Hue Town, and the earliest business was located in Huiji meeting place. 1626, Ruan Fuyuan moved to Chengtian Fuan, 1687, and phúc trn nguy?n moved to Fuchun, and later set up his main residence on the left side of Hue City. 1702, Ruan Futong sent an envoy to the Qing Dynasty to request knighthood, but it was rejected. Ruan Futong's quest for knighthood failed, and he cast and printed "the national treasure of Yue". 1744, Ruan Fukuo was further called "King", and at the same time changed the administrative divisions of the territory, which were divided into Fuchun, Jiuying Aiko, Guangping, Wushe, Buzheng, Guangnan, Fuan, Pingkang, Pingshun, Zhenbian, Fanzhen, Longhu No.12 Camp, Guiren, Guangyi and Hehe, which were equivalent to special administrative regions. 1757, Ruan Fukuo, who was overjoyed, built a large number of palaces in Fuchun, such as Jinhua Hall, Guanghua Hall and Chaoyang Pavilion, and set up official barracks to build Fuchun into a "capital city".
/kloc-After the 0/8th century, Nansoft accelerated its expansion to the south. Guiren, as the bridgehead of southward advancement, on the one hand transferred the development achievements of the South Mekong Delta to Fuchun, the heart of Nanruan, on the other hand, it provided various resources for Nanruan regime to continue southward advancement. Because Nanruan frequently used troops to go south, the taxes of nobles and Guangnan areas increased to 55%-75% in the late18th century, and the local people were miserable. The collective corruption of Nanruan regime added fuel to the crisis in the south. Nanruan's salary system, to a great extent, made officials quickly fall into the abyss of corruption. Different from the court of the Li Dynasty, the salaries of officials in Nanruan came directly from the people. Lord Ruan subcontracted some private households to an official, and these private households provided the official with income. In other words, a considerable number of residents in Nansoft do not pay taxes directly to their owners, but accept the requirements of officials as needed. Later, Lord Ruan simply asked officials to pay taxes for him, which made the burden of supporting the two owners even heavier. Not only that, but the atmosphere of Nansoft selling officials and titles is also amazing. Officials need to spend a lot of money to buy power of attorney and official seal before taking office, and also pay tribute to superiors and debtors. And those lower-level officials who bought positions with money may not have as much income as they have to pay taxes. Therefore, it is almost impossible to be an official in the South Soft System.
/kloc-In the middle of the 0/8th century, the corruption of the Southern Ruan regime reached its peak, and a pair of jesters-Ruan Fukuo and tr??ng· Puqin were born. Ruan Fuguo, the king of Ruan, was rich in his palace, accompanied by beautiful women, and drank all day. This lecherous also claimed to be the "Buddha Lord" and preached scriptures and recited Buddha in various places. After Ruan Fukuo's death, Prince Ruan Fulun was ordered to succeed to the throne, but the powerful minister tr??ng· Puchin Luoan tampered with your predecessor's will and changed it to nguy?n· Puchin ·thu?n, a child who was only 12 years old. Nguyn Phú c Thun succeeded to the throne, and Trng Phú c Loan became the Minister of Family Affairs of Guo Fu. At the same time, it monopolized the tax revenue of several towns in Ruan. Tr??ng PHC loan is a rogue who accepts bribes from abroad or even refuses to repay them, and commits various crimes by accepting bribes from home. Everyone calls him "Zhang Qin Ghost".
From Ruan Ji to officials at all levels, people are openly regarded as the object of arbitrary exploitation. When the people's endurance is close to the critical point, it means the end of Ruan regime.
177 1 year, due to the tyranny of Ruan Wang, three brothers Ruan Yue, Ruan Lu and Ruan Hui rose up in Xishan, and the Xishan army grew stronger and stronger under the banner of robbing the rich and helping the poor, which made the southern Ruan defenders exhausted. At that time, the Xishan Rebels used the tactics of capturing the noble house, which was quite dramatic. At first, Ruan Yue ordered people to throw themselves into a cage and carry them into Guiren City to be dedicated to the Governor Ruan Kexuan. Ruankexuan was overjoyed and believed it, and brought Ruanyue and others into the city. Unexpectedly, Ruan Yue escaped from prison in the middle of the night and joined forces with the Xishan Army outside the city to occupy Guiren City. Ruan Kexuan himself was also captured. After the Xishan Army occupied Guiren Mansion, it gained great momentum, and responders from all over the south rose up constantly, undermining Ruan's local rule.
Just as the Xishan Rebel attacked the city, Beizheng also came to fish in troubled waters. 1774, Zheng Sen, the ruler of the Zheng Dynasty, saw the signs that the Ruan regime was about to collapse. He also claimed to help Nanhe eliminate the traitor tr??ng· Floan, and ordered General Hong ·ng?· Floan to lead 30,000 troops to invade the South. The current enemy, tr??ng PHC loan, who has been furious and resentful, was sent to Zheng Jun's camp in general Ruannan. Zheng Jun, who has ulterior motives, naturally won't stop there, claiming to send troops to Fuchun to help Lord Ruan crusade against the rebels in Xishan.
1775, Ruan Jun was defeated by Zheng Jun at the front. Entering Fuchun City, Ruan Zhu Nguyn Phú c fled in a panic, leaving his nephew Nguyn Phú c to stay in Guangnan in the East Palace, and then continued to flee to Jiading with his nephew nguyn phuc anh. At that time, Zheng Jun was strong and Xishan Army was attacked on both sides. In order to let Ruan Jun get the boat, Ruan Yuesheng claimed to hold the East Palace Nguyn PHC to revive Nanruan, and detained Nguyn PHC in the army. On the other hand, he expressed his willingness to submit to Zheng Jun. Xishan and Beizhengyi hit it off, and Zheng Wang made Ruan Yue the president of Xishan and a hero general, signaling him to continue the strategy of Nanruan.
1776, Xishan army attacked Jiading, and Prince Thun of Nguyn took refuge here, forcing Prince Thun of Nguyn to flee to Bianhe. In the same year, Ruan Yue claimed to be the West Mountain King in Luopan, the ancient capital of Zhancheng. Nguy?n·d??ng, the only son of Ruan Fuyan, the king of Taibao County, fled by boat. In Jiading, Cai Li, a native of China, made him the "New Deal King" and Thu?n, Prince of Nguy?n, abdicated as the Emperor's Father. 1777, Ruan Yue was allowed by King Zheng to guard Guangnan. Ruan Yue, who had no distractions, attacked Jiading with all his strength and killed Nguy?n Phúc Thu?n and Nguy?n Phúc D??ng in one fell swoop. Only by lucky escape, fled to Longchuan, woo the old minister Ruan.
In A.D. 1780, he became king in Jiading, vowed to restore Ruan Zuye, and began his arduous and ups and downs course of rejuvenating the country. But by this time, the Ruan regime had lost most of its territory, and Jiading was hard to protect. Nguyn Phuc Anh, no one likes it, started his first half of life, and once came to the end of the road, reduced to the desperate situation of eating wild vegetables. Nguyn Phuc Anh can't shake the Xishan Army by himself, so he intends to seek foreign aid. Nguyn Phuc Anh's first thought was French with modern armaments. He authorized missionary Peter to take his credentials and four-year-old Prince Ruan to France by boat to request military assistance. However, water transportation from Vietnam to France takes a long time. Far water can't put out a near fire, so Nguyn Phuc Anh was so worried that he had to turn to neighboring Siam. He even went to Bangkok himself and asked the King of Siam to send troops. Earlier, when Ruan Jun confronted the Siamese army in Zhenla, Ruan Jun promised a ceasefire, which enabled Siamese general Zhi Zhi to return to China to seize the throne, so Siam was very willing to send troops to Nguyn Phuc Anh in return. Peter saw that the French government was unwilling to send troops to France, so he had to recruit soldiers, buy machinery and return to Vietnam with 20 French instructors. Regardless of his motivation, Peter finally lived up to expectations and brought back foreign aid after many twists and turns. The foreigner served Nguyn Phuc Anh all his life, and finally died during the trip. He was posthumously awarded by Nguyn Phuc Anh as the sad and gentle county magistrate of Prince Taifu. Nguyn Phuc Anh appointed western noncommissioned officers to train troops, build ships and cast guns. After the rectification, the combat effectiveness increased greatly.
The Xishan brothers are at war with each other, and the political situation in Vietnam is turbulent. Nguyn Phuc Anh saw an opportunity to make a comeback.
From 65438 to 0789, Nguyn Phuc Anh controlled the whole territory of Jiading. Ruan Jun is closely related to Jiading land. 1793, land and water go hand in hand, connecting Yanqing, Pingkang, Fuan and Pingshun. In the face of Ruan Jun's powerful firepower, the Xishan Army was losing ground. 1799, Nguyn Phuc Anh thought that the Xishan Army was on the verge of disintegration and sent troops to attack Guiren. On May 3rd, Ruan Jun attacked Fuchun. 1802, Guiren couldn't hold on any longer, so Xishan Army had to give up the city and withdraw from the north through Ailao. At this point, the situation has returned to the state of partition between the north and the south, and Nguyn Phuc Anh has basically recovered the old Xinjiang in the past.
1In May, 802, Nguyn Phuc Anh built an altar in Fuchun to worship heaven. Because Jiading Yonglong made the greatest contribution to the Zionist War, it was named Jialong. Then he sent Zheng Huaide and Wu to the Qing court to seal Hou. At the same time, it was decided to adopt the Northern Expedition. The army crossed the Lingjiang River and the navy went north along the waterway, but it was not strongly resisted by the Xishan Army along the way, so it arrived in Shenglong only one month later. Emperor Jingsheng and his ministers fled from Xishan, and were later caught by villagers in the mountains and sent to the Dragon. In November of the first year of Jialong (1802), Nguyn Phuc Anh unified the north and south, which made great achievements. After capturing the ancestral temple, Emperor Jingsheng and his descendants were executed by Ling Chi and dismembered by the Five Elephants. So still can't dispel the hatred that Nguyn Phuc Anh has been smoldering for many years. Headed by Ruan Yue and Nguy?n Hu?, the male and female heads of the Nguyen family in Xishan were permanently imprisoned in prison, and their bones were all shattered and reduced to ashes. The Ruan dynasty in Xishan, which has been running north and south for 25 years, vanished.
With the establishment of Ruan Dynasty in 1802, not only the dream of rejuvenating the country was realized, but also the mission of unifying the whole country was completed. At this time, it has been 24 years since he 17 began to fight in Longchuan.
/kloc-Nguyn Phuc Anh reigned in 0/8, and the temple was named Zu. Wen Sheng, the founder of Kaitian Hongdao in posthumous title, was benevolent and filial, with outstanding achievements.