Ly Cong Uan

Japanese: リ･コン･ウアン（英語表記）Ly Cong Uan

974‐1028
Founder of the Ly dynasty in Vietnam (reigned 1009-28). Also known as Taizu. Born in what is now Ha Bac Province. Said to be the son of his mother Pham and a divine being. He studied at a Buddhist temple and served under Emperor Zhongzong of the former Le dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Le Long Dinh, he was promoted to commander in chief in the palace and took control of the military. After Dinh's death in 1009, he ascended to the throne himself and took the era name Shunten. In the 10th year, he named Thang Long (Rising Dragon) as Thang Long (Ascending Dragon) as the capital of Hoa Lu Fortress, which had previously been the capital of both the Dinh and former Le dynasties, because it was too narrow.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

974‐1028
ベトナムのリ(李)朝の創始者(在位1009‐28)。タイト(太祖)とも呼ぶ。現在のハバック省の生れ。母ファム(范)氏と神人の間の子と伝えられる。仏寺で学問を修め，前レ(黎)朝のチュントン(中宗)に仕え，レ･ロン･ディン(黎竜鋌)の時，殿前指揮使に昇任して軍事を握った。1009年ディンの死後，みずから帝位にのぼり年号を順天とした。10年，これまでディン(丁)･前レ2朝の都であったホアル(華閭)城が狭隘であるとしてタンロン(昇竜。

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