Nguyen-dynastie
Also known as Nguyễn Dynasty, Empire of Annam
imperial Vietnamese dynasty, 1802-1945
Key facts
- 1830
- 557,000 km (215,000 sq mi)
- 1858
- 12,031,000
- 1890
- 14,752,000
- 1942
- 25,552,000
- 1945
- Trần Trọng Kim
- Status
- Internal imperial system within Chinese tributary (1802–1883) , French protectorate (1883–1945) , Puppet state of the Empire of Japan (1945)
- Capital
- Phú Xuân (now part of Huế ), 16°28′N 107°36′E / 16.467°N 107.600°E / 16.467; 107.600
- Official languages
- Literary Chinese (written, 1802–1884) , French (from 1884)
- Common languages
- Vietnamese
- Religion
- State ideology : , Ruism , Minority: , Mahayana Buddhism , Caodaism , Christianity , Folk religion , Hòa Hảo , Hinduism , Islam , and Taoism
- Demonym
- Vietnamese
Article · Nederlands
De Nguyen-dynastie (Vietnamees: Nhà Nguyễn, uitspraak: /ɲɐː21 ŋwḭɜn35/) is de laatste keizerlijke dynastie uit de geschiedenis van Vietnam. Ze begon in 1802 toen Gia Long de troon besteeg na de Tay Son te hebben verslagen en ze liep tot aan de troonsafstand van keizer Bảo Đại in 1945, alles samen 143 jaar later.
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