Phan Dinh Phung

Japanese: ファン･ディン･フン（英語表記）Phan Dinh Phung

1847‐96
A leader of the anti-Buddhist movement in Vietnam in the 19th century. Born in Ha Tinh Province in central Vietnam. In 1877 he passed the civil service examination and served in the Hue Imperial Court, but in 1883 he was dismissed from office due to his involvement in the issue of succession to Emperor Tu Duc and retired to his hometown. In 1885 he received an imperial decree from Emperor Ham Nghi to be loyal to the emperor, and rallied the Van Thanh (literati) of Ha Tinh Province. He established his headquarters in Phuong Khe and waged a guerrilla war in the mountainous region of the northern half of central Vietnam. It is well known that one of his generals, Cao Thanh, made his own rifles.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1847‐96
19世紀ベトナムの反仏運動の指導者。中部ベトナムのハティン省生れ。1877年科挙の会試に及第しフエ朝廷に仕えたが，83年トゥドゥック(嗣徳)帝の後嗣問題に関係して官を追われ，郷里に隠棲した。85年ハムギ(咸宜)帝の勤王の詔勅を受けてハティン省のバンタン(文紳)を糾合し，フオンケに本営を置き，中部ベトナム北半の山岳部にゲリラ闘争を展開した。その将カオ･タン(高勝)がライフルを自製したことはよく知られる。

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