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❤️ Hey everyone!!! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to support me and give me motivation to make more videos! -------------------------------------------------- ❤️ Video Information! Thieu Tri (Chinese: 紹治, June 16, 1807 – November 4, 1847), given name Nguyen Phuc Dung (阮福曧), later changed to Nguyen Phuc Mien Tong (阮福綿宗), was the third emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty of Dai Nam. He succeeded his father, Minh Mang, reigning from 1841 until his death, a total of nearly 7 years. He was posthumously given the temple name Hien To (憲祖) and the posthumous title Thieu Thien Chuong Hoang De (紹天章皇帝). During his reign, he only used one reign name, Thieu Tri, so he is often referred to by this name. Historical records describe Emperor Thieu Tri as an intelligent and devoted ruler, well-versed in Confucianism, and fond of poetry. However, Thieu Tri did not introduce any new reforms, maintaining the administrative, economic, educational, legal, and military policies of Minh Mang's reign. Upon his ascension, Minh Mang's expansionist policies had led to the largest territory of Dai Nam in history. Dai Nam ruled the southeastern region of Cambodia, establishing the Tran Tay Citadel, but the harsh treatment by Vietnamese officials and soldiers caused resentment and constant rebellions among the Cambodians, and military expenditures depleted the national treasury. Thieu Tri was forced to order a withdrawal from Tran Tay Citadel. Taking advantage of this, the Siamese-Cambodian coalition attacked the southwestern border. Thieu Tri sent many skilled generals such as Le Van Duc, Nguyen Tri Phuong, and Doan Uan to lead troops to resist. The Dai Nam army defeated Siam and pursued them into Cambodian territory, but the Tran Ninh region had already been captured by Siam. In 1845, Dai Nam and Siam signed a peace treaty dividing the protectorate over Cambodia, finally securing the western border region. However, this halted the expansion of Vietnamese territory, and Dai Nam's territory significantly shrank compared to the Minh Mang era. After the war with Siam, Thieu Tri faced an increasing threat of invasion from France. The climax was the Battle of Da Nang (1847), when French ships sank five of Dai Nam's bronze ships. This defeat greatly angered and worried the emperor, but until his death, Thieu Tri and his officials were unable to find a suitable solution. Ten years after Thieu Tri's death (1858), France launched an invasion of Dai Nam, marking the beginning of French colonial rule over Vietnam. ------------------------------------------------- ❤️ Support me for my next trips! Vietcombank Phu Quoc: 1011000631183 - Le Phu Huu -------------------------------------------------- ❤️ Watch free videos:    / huuduha   -------------------------------------------------- ❤️ Interact with me: Fanpage:   / huuduha1   💌 Email: [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------- #HuuDuHa #ThieuTriTomb #TuDuEmpressTomb #ThieuTri #TuDu #TuDu #Hue