CHOLON – Cochinchina – Part 2
The province of Cho Lon is divided into 4 administrative districts, under the direction of delegates domiciled in the chief town, at Cangiuoc, at Canduoc and at Duc Hoa.
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CHOLON – Cochinchina – Part 1
The province of Cho Lon [Chợ Lớn] which comprises an acreage of 121441 hectares, is situated in the South-Eastern part of Cochin-China.
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COCHINCHINA
French Indochina or the Indochinese Union consists of five countries: Tonkin, Annam, Cochinchina, Cambodia, and Laos.
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SAIGON – La Cochinchine
The port of Saigon is situated on the Saigon river, a tributary of the Donai, 43 miles distant from the sea.
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LA COCHINCHINE – Introduction
La Cochinchine or Nam Ky, the vast region of South Viet Nam, was one of the targets for the French expeditionary corps on the way of their conquest in the late 19th century.
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WHAT WAY did France take over Vietnam in 1857? – Section 2
Historically, the Second French Empire (1852–1870)[1] did not take over Vietnam in 1857.
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WHAT WAY did France take over Vietnam in 1857? – Section 1
Historically, the Second French Empire (1852–1870)[1] did not take over Vietnam in 1857.
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Practicing VIETNAMESE MARTIAL ARTS, A form of PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
During traditional holidays, there were always physical games, traditional wrestling, which helped people to practice physical balance and strength to face invaders.
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TEMPLE OF MARTIAL ARTS – An horrable place for GODS of Martials Arts – Part 2
It is known that in the Temple of martial arts of China, there were four people worthy of the titles: Ton Vo Tu, Dien Nhuong Thu, Quan Trong, Ly Tinh.
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TEMPLE OF MARTIAL ARTS – An horrable place for GODS of Martials Arts – Part 1
In the 20th year of Minh Mang’s reign (1839), the imperial court ordered three merit steles to be erected in the front yard of the Temple of martial arts for ten martial arts mandarins.
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