China abolished the emperor system and threw the last emperor into the jail, what happened to the last emperor of Vietnam.

The same with what happened to the Chinese one - drug, sex and silence.

he was deposed and exiled to France.

Why should it stopped him? Whatever happened he must had been smoking some good weeds for him to remain so silent about it all. I am only aware of his one speech denouncing Ho and supporting Ngo. After that he was silenced. His job was done, nothing was ever more heard from him, except he made a playboy name for himself in France. Nothing more.

Hey, they should make a movie

called

Last Emperor of Vietnam

There wouldn't be much because at least the Chinese got thrown into jail and contiually being suppressed by the communists, this guy made one speech against Ho in support of Ngo, got kick out of Vietnam when Ngo finished with him, went to France and was then became famous for being a playboy, sex and drug, a typical rich kid lifestyle. Nothing inspiring or dramatic anyone would pay to see, a cliche'.

I think there's some movies made about him, in Viet though.

He went to France and enjoyed a life of wine, women, and song.

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They called him playboy Bao Dai.

No they shouldn't.

Bao Dai was the biggest waste of human flesh ever. It was him and his family that allow Vietnam to become French-IndoChina (Whatever that means).

So for all of you who still romanticize 1 party rule, and complete obedience to the leader. Vietnam was there, done that, and couldn't be happier to get rid of it.

Because of the French-indochina thing, vietnam gained a huge land from Laos, mwahahah

Those were the days when we were greatest. Know your history and culture - don't sell it cheap.

You guys are all wrong. There is a photo showing that a white american soldier sitting in the thrown in Hue.

It is not about the system - it is about who's rulling it.

INFIDELS !!!!!!!

How dared you Bad-Mouth His Imperial Majesty..........The Son of Heaven..........The Guiding Light of Vietnam..........Emperor Bao Dai ?????????????

Off with your heads............Infidels !!!!!!!!!

I still want to watch a movie

called

Last Emperor of Vietnam.

I don't know zhit about that period.

I like more movies to be made

that talks about historical facts of Vietnam

from the ancient to the present.

You're just hating on his game. How many frenchies did he sleep with?

Who gives a fvck about how many people he slept with.

What I give a fvck is Vietnamese people need to know about history

because if you don't know history, you will repeat the mistakes of history.

Viet Nam Is An Empire No More Nowadays , maybe that's why no movie had been made about him .

In 1972, Bao Dai issued a public statement from exile, appealing to the Vietnamese people for national reconciliation, stating "The time has come to put an end to the fratricidal war and to recover at last peace and accord".

Bao Dai still held great influence among local political figures in the Quảng Trị and Thừa Thiên-Huế provinces and also in the city of Huế, the ancient capital of Vietnam. The Communist government of North Vietnam sent representatives to France hoping that Bảo Đại would become a member of a coalition government which might reunite Vietnam, in the hope of attracting his supporters in the regions wherein he still held influence.

As a result of these meetings, Bảo Đại publicly spoke out against the presence of American troops on the territory of South Vietnam, and he also criticized President Nguyễn Văn Thiệu's regime in South Vietnam. He called for all political factions to create a free, neutral, peace-loving government which would resolve the tense situation that had taken form in the country.

In 1982, "Emperor" Bảo Đại and "Imperial Princess" Monique Vĩnh Thụy along with other members of the Vietnamese Imperial Family visited the United States. His agenda was to oversee and bless Buddhist religious ceremonies, in the Californian and Texan Vietnamese-American communities.

While in the United States, Emperor Bảo Đại gauged opinion among the exiled Vietnamese-American community, hoping to find a route towards national reconciliation.

Bảo Đại died in a military hospital in Paris, France in 1997. He was interred in the Cimetière de Passy.

After his death, his eldest son Crown Prince Bảo Long inherited the position of head of the Nguyễn Dynasty.


From his biography: Emperor Bao Dai http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bao_Dai


After he died, his son Crown Prince Bao Long inherited the position as HEAD OF THE NGUYEN DYNASTY.

Crown Prince Bao Long has been working with Prince Bảo Vang who serves under him as the Grandmaster of the Order of the Dragon of Annam. The position is non-political in Vietnamese politics and the role of the royal family under the leadership of Crown Prince Bảo Long is for humanitarian, educational, and cultural endeavors of the people of Vietnam.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bao_Long%2C_C...ince_of_Vietnam