Annam (Tang protectorate)

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Annam (Tang protectorate) was a Chinese-administered frontier province in northern Vietnam during the Tang dynasty, serving as a key political and military outpost in the region.

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Annam (Tang protectorate) canonical 1
Tang (Vietnamese Đường) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Tang dynasty protectorate
former administrative division
historical region
administeredBy Tang dynasty
borderedBy Champa
Nanzhao
linked to: Nanzhao Kingdom
capital Daluocheng
Hanoi
Songping
country Tang dynasty
dissolved 866
early 10th century
established 679
ethnicComposition Chinese officials
predominantly Vietnamese
function frontier province
military outpost
political outpost
governedBy Chinese prefects
Chinese-appointed jiedushi
historicalName Annan
Protectorate General to Pacify the South
languageUsedInAdministration Classical Chinese
locatedIn Indochina
Southeast Asia
northern Vietnam
militaryRole base for Tang expansion in Southeast Asia
defense against southern polities
modernTerritoryIncludes Hanoi
Red River Delta region of Vietnam
linked to: Red River Delta
notableRebellion Dương Thanh rebellion
Mai Thúc Loan rebellion
Phùng Hưng uprising
partOf Chinese empire
linked to: Imperial China

Tang dynasty
predecessor Annamedu
Jiaozhou
religion Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
linked to: Taoism
reorganizedAs Jinghai Circuit
river Red River
strategicImportance control of Red River Delta
gateway to Southeast Asia
successor Early Lý dynasty
Đại Việt
linked to: Dai Viet

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Dai La Citadel capitalOf Annam (Tang protectorate)
Tang hasVariantTransliteration Tang (Vietnamese Đường)
linked to: Annam (Tang protectorate)