Zhao Tuo in Vietnamese eyes: regarded as the founding emperor thousands of years ago, is the beginning of Vietnam's founding.

Viet Nam is China's southern friend. Historically, Viet Nam was a vassal state of the feudal dynasty of China, accepting the knighthood of the Central Plains dynasty. Even the name Vietnam belongs to the Qing Dynasty, and the name Vietnam is closely related to South Vietnam, a vassal state in China's history. The History of South Vietnam and Vietnam More than 2,000 years ago, during the Qin Dynasty, the Qin Dynasty sent 500,000 troops to wipe out Guangdong in Lingnan, and established Guilin (about present-day Guangxi), Nanhai (about present-day Guangdong) and Xiang Jun (covering present-day northern Vietnam) in Lingnan, and Qin died. At that time, Qin Jun and Zhao Tuo in Lingnan took advantage of the chaos to establish the Nanyue State, which existed in 204- 1658 BC. According to legend, Zhao Tuo was the longest reigning emperor in the history of China, and his life span exceeded 100 years. South Vietnam is also a very powerful country. In the face of Lv Hou's predicament, Zhao Tuo even claimed to be the emperor. He was the emperor of South Vietnam. The proof that the monarch of Nanyue claimed to be the emperor, the ancient book Hanshu of China unearthed from the tomb of Nanyue King, describes this as follows: Fujian, Vietnam and have left military power and property, and the service belongs to Yan, with more than 10,000 miles of things. However, taking Huang Jiazuo, it is called system, and it is luxurious. Nanyue became a vassal state of the Han Dynasty after the establishment of the Han Dynasty by Emperor Gaozu. Although Zhao Tuo proclaimed himself emperor in the era of Lv Hou, Nanyue was not conscious enough at first, and became a vassal state of the Han Dynasty again after Wendi. During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, South Vietnam gradually declined. After five generations, it was wiped out by Emperor Wu in 1 1 BC. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established nine counties in South Vietnam, which belonged to the secretariat of Jiaozhou during the Han Dynasty. Among them, Jiaozhi, Rinan and Jiuzhen counties are now the northern part of Vietnam and the headquarters of Vietnam's self-reliance during the Song Dynasty. After the demise of South Vietnam, Vietnam was ruled by China for thousands of years. During the Han and Tang Dynasties, it was the county of the Central Plains Dynasty. Zhao Tuo in Vietnamese eyes: As the founding emperor of Vietnam thousands of years ago, the historical influence of Nanyue, the tomb of Nanyue King, which was regarded as an aggressor in modern China and Guangzhou, has not disappeared. People who rebelled in the name of South Vietnam often tried to restore the so-called imperial industry in Jiaozhou. Especially in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Li Ben, a local tyrant in Jiaozhou, Nanliang, rebelled and called himself the Emperor of South Vietnam. The earliest existing history book in Vietnam records in detail: Li Benfan, an early state native, was compiled into a city according to the dragon. In the Five Dynasties, when Annan left the government, local tyrant Dingbu led the establishment of the first dynasty in history. At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Ding Bu led a self-proclaimed victory over Ming Di, and the country was named Daqu Yue, and the Crown Prince was the king of South Vietnam. At that time, the Ding Dynasty was worried about restoring Annan, the hometown of Han and Tang Dynasties, after the Northern Song Dynasty destroyed the Southern Han Dynasty, so it sent envoys to pay tribute in the name of Ding Lian, the crown prince of South Vietnam. At that time, the Song Dynasty recognized Ding Dynasty as Annan's buffer region and made Ding Lian the king of Jiao Jiao county. Ding II died, and Vietnamese local tyrants imitated the yellow robe to establish the pre-Li Dynasty. At that time, the Song Dynasty was at war with Vietnam, and the status of county king recognized by the Song Dynasty was posthumously named as the King of South Vietnam. After the Song Dynasty, Li and Li monarchs were canonized as envoys for the first time, and sent to Wang Jing, the county navy. After the new emperor of Song Dynasty ascended the throne, he was promoted to King Nanping. After the death of the monarch of Vietnam, he was posthumously awarded the title of King of South Vietnam. The Song Dynasty's General Examination of Documents (Volume 334) contains the following information: (Song Dynasty) Renzong acceded to the throne, paid tribute, and checked the classics. In the sixth year of Tiansheng, he died, and Zi Dezheng sent messengers to mourn. The imperial edict was issued as a memorial service, giving Gong Yun the honor of serving the kings of China and South Vietnam, and giving him the honorary title of Virtue. The story, its king was first established, that is, the king of Jiaodi County was sealed. After a long time in Nanping, he was given to Shi Zhong and Nan Yue Wang when he died. The "King of South Vietnam" became the posthumous title given to Annan by the Central Committee of the Song Dynasty. After the founding of the Song Dynasty, Vietnam took South Vietnam as the orthodox country. After a short period of rule by Ding Dynasty and Li Qian, it entered a stable Li Dynasty. Since then, Vietnam has set out to establish the Vietnamese national historical system. During the Li Dynasty, under the influence of China's style of study, Vietnamese monarchs worshipped Buddhism and Confucianism. Li Shengzong built a Confucius Temple and made regulations for offering sacrifices to Confucius and Duke Zhou. Later, the Li Dynasty imitated the Song Dynasty and set up imperial academy and Hanlin Academy in the court, which was the normalization of Vietnamese culture. The cultural development during the Li Dynasty established Vietnam as a country of documents, and the Li Dynasty also ordered the compilation of historical books to make it clear that it was orthodox. However, due to historical reasons, the history books of the Li Dynasty have not been handed down, and only Shi Yue lue compiled by the Chen Dynasty after the Li Dynasty became the earliest Vietnamese history book. A Brief History of Vietnam is the official history book of the Chen Dynasty in Vietnam and the embodiment of Chen Chaoming's orthodox thought. There is an article in this book, Evonne, which regards South Vietnam established by Zhao Tuo as the beginning of Vietnam's national unity and history. Li Wenxiu, a historian of imperial city in Chen Dynasty, listed Zhao Tuo as the founding emperor of Vietnam, a great Vietnamese who laid the foundation for Vietnam's resistance to the North. Li Wenxiu's exposition on the relationship between South Vietnam and the Greater Chen Yue Dynasty was recorded in the Complete Book of Da Shi Yue Ji in Vietnam. Those who know the benefits for their country are infinitely lenient. People are from China and foreigners. Virtue, on the other hand, means that Emperor Wudi visited me, ruled his country and contended with Han. The book is called The Old Man. The more I advocate the inheritance of the emperor, the greater my contribution can be described. When you become an emperor, the more you can learn from Wu Zhao, stick to the seal of marquis, make military achievements, be kind to your neighbors and be benevolent, then you will protect your territory for a long time, and northerners will not be allowed to be arrogant. Therefore, from then on, South Vietnam was called Zhao Dynasty in Vietnam, reflecting that they believed that the rise and fall of Zhao Dynasty was closely related to the "reunification" of Vietnam. At the end of the post-Li Dynasty, Wu Shishi questioned the legitimacy of the Zhao Dynasty for the first time, believing that Zhao Tuo was an aggressor from China, not a wise Vietnamese emperor.