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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 56. Chapters: Early Le Dynasty, Le Dynasty, Ly Dynasty, M c Dynasty, Nguy n Dynasty, Ngo Dynasty, Tr n Dynasty, Tr nh Lords, Tay S n Dynasty, inh Dynasty, List of Vietnamese monarchs, Family tree of Vietnamese monarchs, French assistance to Nguy n Anh, Tri u Dynasty, Vietnamese era name, Tr ng Sisters, List of emperors of the Tr n Dynasty, H ng Bang Dynasty, Order of the Dragon of Annam, An D ng V ng, List of emperors of the Ly Dynasty, 1471 Vietnamese invasion of Champa, H Dynasty, Tran Cao rebellion, Le V n Khoi revolt, First Chinese domination, Ngo Quy n, Phu Xuan, Quoc Hoc High School, D ng Tam Kha, Battle of R ch G m-Xoai Mut, Thu n Hoa, Tr nh Tung, Battle of B ch ng River, Later Tr n Dynasty, Tr nh Ki m, inh Ph, ng an cung, Fourth Chinese domination, Tr nh Trang, Tr nh Sam, Third Chinese domination, Tr nh C ng, Tr nh Giang, Imperial Academy of Hu, Tr nh C n, Tr nh Doanh, Southern and Northern Dynasties of Vietnam, Phan Ba Vanh, Khuc family, Second Chinese domination, Vinh Loc. Excerpt: The Tr n Dynasty (Vietnamese: , Han Vi t:, Tr n Tri u) was a Vietnamese dynasty that ruled Vietnam (then known as i Vi t) from 1225 to 1400. They are credited with defeating three Mongol invasions, most notably in a decisive battle at the B ch ng River. The dynasty was founded in 1225 when king Tr n Thai Tong ascended to the throne after his uncle Tr n Th orchestrated the overthrow of the Ly Dynasty. The dynasty ruled for a total of 175 years, ending in 1400 when king Thi u, then five years old, was forced to abdicate the throne in favor of his maternal grandfather H Quy Ly. Carved wooden doors from the Ph Minh pagoda, Nam nh province, northern Vietnam (13th-14th century) Patterned brown glazed ceramic jar with lotus and chrysanthemum motifs from Nam nh province (13th-14th century)The founder of the Tr n c...
