CHƯƠNG 4 — TỪ CHI LĂNG ĐẾN BÌNH NGÔ ĐẠI CÁO (1427–1428)

*CHAPTER 4 — FROM CHI LANG TO THE PROCLAMATION OF VICTORY OVER THE WU (1427–1428)* After nearly ten years of rebellion, the Lam Son army entered its final decisive battle. At Chi Lang Pass, the powerful Ming reinforcements were routed. Following this, the victory at Xuong Giang forced the Ming army to surrender, ending over 20 years of Ming rule over Dai Viet and concluding the Lam Son rebellion with a decisive victory. But victory was not achieved solely through swords and spears. In the spring of 1428, Nguyen Trai, on behalf of Le Loi, wrote the *Proclamation of Victory over the Wu* – a timeless masterpiece considered the nation's declaration of independence, affirming sovereignty, self-reliance, and ushering in a new era for the Later Le Dynasty. This is the final chapter of the journey **"From Ming Dynasty Domination to the Birth of the Le Dynasty"**, recreating the decisive battles, historical choices, and the moment when Dai Viet once again regained independence through willpower, unity, and the aspiration for freedom. 📜 If you enjoy Vietnamese historical stories told chronologically, *Subscribe to the Dong Chay Lich Su Viet Nam* channel, hit the notification bell, and join us on our next historical journeys. #DongChayLichSuVietNam #LichSuVietNam #KhoiNghiaLamSon #LeLoi #NguyenTrai #TranChiLang #TranXuongGiang #BinhNgoDaiCao #VietnamHistory #DaiViet