Yi Dynasty

Japanese: 李朝 - りちょう

[1] Abbreviation of "Lish Chosen (Yi Dynasty)". [2] A dynasty in Vietnam ( 1009-1225 ). A country established by the Former Le Dynasty general Li Gong -un after he became independent. Its capital was Shenglong (present-day Hanoi). The country was originally called Dai Qu Viet, but was later renamed Dai Viet. It repelled the invasion of the Song army and conquered Champa, making it a prosperous state, but was destroyed by the Chen family, who were its maternal relatives, in the 9th dynasty (216). Buddhism flourished, and the country also actively adopted Chinese culture.

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Japanese:

[一] 「りしちょうせん（李氏朝鮮）」の略称。[二] ベトナムの王朝（一〇〇九‐一二二五）。前黎朝の部将李公蘊(りこううん)が自立して建てた国。都は昇龍（現在のハノイ）。はじめ国号を大瞿越と称し、のち大越に改めた。宋軍の侵入を撃退、チャンパを征して国勢盛んであったが、九代二一六年で外戚の陳氏に滅ぼされた。仏教が栄え、また、中国文化を積極的に受容した。

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