Full Version: Is he chinese
Lư Thái Tổ
he is not
No
nope, he was a great emperor that ruled Dai Viet for 19 years
stop trolling. He's not.
Lư Công Uẩn had origin in Bắc Ninh province in North Vietnam.
Lư Công Uẩn had origin in Bắc Ninh province in North Vietnam.
he doesn't look like a monkey therefore hes not Chinese 
The Viets and Hans contribute to each other's cultures and traditions. If you can ask some Viets whether they have some Chinese, you can also ask some Hans whether they have some Viets.
Please understand that the orignal 100 tribes of Viets used to live south of the Yangtze River and extended to the Pearl River and Red River while the original Hans lived north of the Yangtze River (around the Huang He River).
Please see the map below for more information. Thank you.
Red River = light brown
Pearl River = light green
Yangtze River = purple
Please understand that the orignal 100 tribes of Viets used to live south of the Yangtze River and extended to the Pearl River and Red River while the original Hans lived north of the Yangtze River (around the Huang He River).
Please see the map below for more information. Thank you.
Red River = light brown
Pearl River = light green
Yangtze River = purple
Thank you for your clarification and explanation.
It is quite interesting.
It is quite interesting.
QUOTE(RegularGuy @ Apr 18 2009, 09:15 AM) [snapback]4201769[/snapback]
Thank you for your clarification and explanation.
It is quite interesting.
It is quite interesting.
Madam or Sir,
You are welcome.
who is he?
QUOTE(qnpfr @ Apr 18 2009, 06:57 AM) [snapback]4201787[/snapback]
who is he?
He's the founder of the Ly dynasty in Vietnam. He moved the Capital from Bac Ninh, Northeast of Vietnam where he was originated from
to present day Hanoi in 1010. Hanoi is about to celebrate its 1000th birthday next year. Can't wait to see what in store for them.
He had a strong Buddhist background and had done many great things to the society and country at the time. One of which is the improved
Code of Law, Hong Duc which was pretty civil and advanced even at that period. At the fall of the Ly dynasty, some of his descendants fled Vietnam
to Taiwan and Korea to avoid political prosecution.
He's one of the great ruler in Vietnam.
QUOTE(LaughingBuddha @ Apr 18 2009, 11:43 AM) [snapback]4201830[/snapback]
He's the founder of the Ly dynasty in Vietnam. He moved the Capital from Bac Ninh, Northeast of Vietnam where he was originated from
to present day Hanoi in 1010. Hanoi is about to celebrate its 1000th birthday next year. Can't wait to see what in store for them.
He had a strong Buddhist background and had done many great things to the society and country at the time. One of which is the improved
Code of Law, Hong Duc which was pretty civil and advanced even at that period. At the fall of the Ly dynasty, some of his descendants fled Vietnam
to Taiwan and Korea to avoid political prosecution.
He's one of the great ruler in Vietnam.
to present day Hanoi in 1010. Hanoi is about to celebrate its 1000th birthday next year. Can't wait to see what in store for them.
He had a strong Buddhist background and had done many great things to the society and country at the time. One of which is the improved
Code of Law, Hong Duc which was pretty civil and advanced even at that period. At the fall of the Ly dynasty, some of his descendants fled Vietnam
to Taiwan and Korea to avoid political prosecution.
He's one of the great ruler in Vietnam.
Regarding the Hong Duc Code, I thought it is Le Thanh Tong (1442–1497) who was responsible for its creation. Please clarify.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ly_Thai_To
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Thanh_Tong
^ above is not chinese
Đó là tượng của đại hoàng đế Trung Hoa nào đó chứ không phải của người Việt. Lư công Uẩn là người Việt, nhưng nhà thầu chắc ăn cắp một model Khựa nào đó rồi gắn tên ông lên. 
(Ư tastegood là như vậy phải không?)
@Socal,
Hồng Đức laws was codified in the Lê Dynasty.
Lư dynasty witnessed the ascendence of Buddhism in VN.
(Ư tastegood là như vậy phải không?)@Socal,
Hồng Đức laws was codified in the Lê Dynasty.
Lư dynasty witnessed the ascendence of Buddhism in VN.
QUOTE(LaughingBuddha @ Apr 18 2009, 08:43 AM) [snapback]4201830[/snapback]
He's the founder of the Ly dynasty in Vietnam. He moved the Capital from Bac Ninh, Northeast of Vietnam where he was originated from
to present day Hanoi in 1010. Hanoi is about to celebrate its 1000th birthday next year. Can't wait to see what in store for them.
He had a strong Buddhist background and had done many great things to the society and country at the time. One of which is the improved
Code of Law, Hong Duc which was pretty civil and advanced even at that period. At the fall of the Ly dynasty, some of his descendants fled Vietnam
to Taiwan and Korea to avoid political prosecution.
He's one of the great ruler in Vietnam.
to present day Hanoi in 1010. Hanoi is about to celebrate its 1000th birthday next year. Can't wait to see what in store for them.
He had a strong Buddhist background and had done many great things to the society and country at the time. One of which is the improved
Code of Law, Hong Duc which was pretty civil and advanced even at that period. At the fall of the Ly dynasty, some of his descendants fled Vietnam
to Taiwan and Korea to avoid political prosecution.
He's one of the great ruler in Vietnam.
QUOTE(SoCal @ Apr 18 2009, 10:17 AM) [snapback]4201862[/snapback]
Regarding the Hong Duc Code, I thought it is Le Thanh Tong (1442–1497) who was responsible for its creation. Please clarify.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ly_Thai_To
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Thanh_Tong
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ly_Thai_To
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Thanh_Tong
The Lư Dynasty came before the Lê Dynasty honey. How can it improve something from the Lê Dynasty?
QUOTE(XigonCongchua @ Apr 18 2009, 05:12 PM) [snapback]4201937[/snapback]
The Lư Dynasty came before the Lê Dynasty honey. How can it improve something from the Lê Dynasty?
I think he is talking about the "early le dynasty"
but Lê Thánh Tông was a king of the Hậu Lê not Tiền Lê
Tiền Lê Dynasty only lasted for 3 generations.
It was very short lived
Tiền Lê Dynasty only lasted for 3 generations.
It was very short lived
What kind of pose is that under the great statue of Ly Thai To? 
QUOTE(Kaosq @ Apr 18 2009, 07:54 PM) [snapback]4202051[/snapback]
What kind of pose is that under the great statue of Ly Thai To?
Now since you mentioned it....what is that floating thingy the girl in blue shirt holding in her hands???? Flying pig shape balloon?
đúng là hết hiểu nỗi mấy ông ở đây.
QUOTE(tastgood @ Apr 17 2009, 10:49 PM) [snapback]4201240[/snapback]
Lư Thái Tổ
i rather worship Ly Thai To than uncle Hoe
QUOTE(VK4lyfe @ Apr 19 2009, 05:42 AM) [snapback]4202530[/snapback]
i rather worship Ly Thai To than uncle Hoe
may la nguoi mien ha thang cho de?
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