Take a look at 8 kings with a bad fate in Vietnamese history
Saturday, May 14, 2022 08:31 AM (GMT+7)
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Even though they were kings of a country, they could not decide their fate and had to accept a bitter end.
Dinh Pho De (Dinh Toan, 974-1001): When his father, Dinh Tien Hoang, and his brother, Nam Viet King Dinh Lien, were killed, Dinh Toan was only 6 years old and was promoted to the throne. A year later, the Song Dynasty invaded our country, his mother (Empress Dowager Duong Van Nga) ceded the throne to Le Hoan, Dinh Toan became the King of Kings. In 1001, when he was fighting rebels in Thanh Hoa, he was hit by a poisonous arrow and died at the age of 27. Photo: Zingnews
Le Trung Tong (983-1005): After King Le Hoan died in 1005, his sons fought for eight months to fight for the throne. In the end, Le Trung Tong won the victory and became king, but after only 3 days, he was poisoned by his younger brother Le Long Dinh (Le Ngoa Trieu). Photo: Zingnews
Ly Hue Tong (1194-1226): Holding power during the weakening of the Ly dynasty, being held by the Tran family, Ly Hue Tong went crazy, sometimes claiming to be a heavenly general, holding a spear and carpentry in his hand, planting a flag. small in a bun, dance and sing. He was forced by Tran Thu Do to cede the throne to his daughter and become a monk in 1224. After that, Ly Hue Tong hanged himself, ending the life of the king with a poor fate. Photo: Zingnews
Ly Chieu Hoang (1218-1278): The only queen of Vietnam, Ly Chieu Hoang, lived a tragic life. After being forced to cede the throne to her husband, Tran Canh in 1225, she was crowned empress. Because she had no children, she was demoted to be a princess and had to become a monk. After completing the procession, Ly Chieu Hoang was married to Le Phu Tran. When she died, she was not allowed to worship at the temple for the kings of the Ly dynasty, because of the crime of losing the dynasty. Photo: Zingnews
Tran Phi De (Tran Gian Hoang, 1361-1388): As a king during the period of the Tran dynasty’s decline, Tran Gian Hoang had a miserable life. During the period of being king, Tran Phe De had only a fictitious name, and all power was held by the emperor Tran Nghe Tong. In the end, Ho Quy Ly denigrated, Tran Pho De was deposed, imprisoned and forced to commit suicide. Photo: Zingnews
Le Nhan Tong (1441-1459): He was the 3rd emperor of the Later Le dynasty, ascended the throne when he was more than 1 year old, after the sudden death of his father King Le Thai Tong. Although very talented, Le Nhan Tong had a tragic life. He was murdered by his brother Le Nghi Dan to win the throne. The death of the king at the age of 17 made the mandarins “swallow hatred and pain”, the subjects “like losing parents”. Photo: Zingnews
Mac Mau Hop (1560-1592): He is considered the last emperor of the Mac dynasty. Having ruled the country for 30 years, Mac Mau Hop was repeatedly defeated by the Trinh army and had to flee everywhere. After the defeat in the final battle in 1592, Mac Mau Hop had to hide in the temple, pretending to be a monk, but was still captured by the Trinh army. Then he was executed. Photo: Zingnews
Tu Duc (1829-1883): Diligent, hardworking, good at literature and poetry, reigned for 36 years, Tu Duc was one of the kings with the most bleak fate of the Nguyen Dynasty. Having no descendants, at the end of his life, he had to build his own tombstone. On this stele, Tu Duc admitted to posterity of the crime. Tu Duc said that his life as a king had two great sins: not having an heir and losing the country. Photo: Zingnews
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