Ming conquest of Đại Ngu
WarMing forces defeat the Hồ dynasty (1406–1407) and annex the country as the province of Jiaozhi.
- Date
- 1406 – 1407 · View on map
- Regions
- Southeast AsiaEast Asia
- Importance
- ★★★★★
Ming forces defeat the Hồ dynasty (1406–1407) and annex the country as the province of Jiaozhi.
Admiral Zheng He leads seven Ming treasure voyages to Southeast Asia, the Indian Ocean, Arabia and East Africa.
Parameswara founds Malacca, which becomes the key port on the Strait of Malacca and a centre for the spread of Islam in Southeast Asia.
Hồ Quý Ly deposes the Trần, founds the Hồ dynasty, renames the country Đại Ngu and launches sweeping reforms.
Hồ Quý Ly builds the stone citadel of Tây Đô in Thanh Hóa, later a UNESCO World Heritage Site (2011).
Lê Lợi launches a revolt at Lam Sơn (Thanh Hóa) against Ming rule; the ten-year struggle restores independence.
General Yi Seong-gye overthrows Goryeo and founds the Joseon dynasty, which lasts more than five centuries.