Dai Co Viet
Dai Co Viet State (大瞿越國, Vietnamese: Đại Cồ Việt Quốc), abbreviated Dai Co Viet (大瞿越, Vietnamese: Đại Cồ Việt, Daikobiet\[\*\]), was the official name of the state in Vietnamese history from 968 to 1054. It was established by Dinh Bo Linh when he founded the Dinh dynasty, was used by the Dinh dynast
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Details
- Founded
- date unknown
- Capital
- Hoa Lu
- Political system
- Monarchy
- Emperor 968–979, 980–1005, 1009–1028
- Dinh Bo Linh (first), Le Hoan, Ly Cong Uan, Ly Phat Ma (last)
- Dynasty 968–980, 980–1009, 1009–1054
- Dinh dynasty, Early Le dynasty, Ly dynasty
- Location
- Vietnam
- Official language
- Vietnamese
- Ethnic group
- Vietnamese people
- Religion
- Confucianism
- Current country
- Vietnam
Dai Co Viet State (大瞿越國, Vietnamese: Đại Cồ Việt Quốc), abbreviated Dai Co Viet (大瞿越, Vietnamese: Đại Cồ Việt, Daikobiet[*]), was the official name of the state used in the history of Vietnam from 968 to 1054. It was established by Dinh Bo Linh when he founded the Dinh dynasty, was used by the Dinh dynasty followed by the Early Le dynasty and the Ly dynasty, and was abolished in 1054 when the state was renamed Dai Viet.
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