Although commercial relations between Vietnam and Insulinde go back to the remote past, the Vietnamese have shown very little curiosity about their Southern neighbours ; this explains why travel accounts are so scarce. Here we intend to reflect on the reports and travel impressions written by demoted civil servants who were sent to the Hạ châu or “ Southern Countries” to redeem their faults when the Nguyễn court became interested in obtaining reports on the conditions and views of the European based in Bengal, the Straits, Java, and Luzon. The original versions of these reports have apparently not survived, but several copies are kept in various public libraries in Hanoi. The first was Lý Văn Phức (1785-1849) demoted in 1829 and dispatche...
This article attempts to explain why China-Vietnam relations, which were based on tributary ties, ...
International audienceAfter the Franco-Spanish and French military conquest of the empire of Vietnam...
Claudine Salmon Ming refugees in the South Seas seen through inscriptions (c. 1650-c. 1730) This ar...
Although commercial relations between Vietnam and Insulinde go back to the remote past, the Vietname...
This journal has been published at different time periods under the following titles: Explorations: ...
This paper attempts to trace the early history of the Malay Archipelago with Vietnam based on the r...
International audienceMarquis Félix Renouard de Sainte-Croix is an officer emigré, who was reinstate...
The Nguyen Dynasty was the last monarchy in Vietnamese history, established after Nguyen Anh ascende...
The Muong Sing affair which brought the question of a Buffer State about between the French and the ...
This article contributes to the continuing discussion concerning the changing relationships between ...
Éric Guerassimoff : The gangzhu of Johor, Viewed by a French Missionary (1859-1870) The Memoirs of ...
According to a Thai archival record, during the several decades between the 1770s and the 1840s, app...
The Treaty of Saigon, signed on March 15, 1874, stated that Vietnam recognized the full sovereignty ...
The coast of Vietnam is located at the heart of the maritime trade routes that connected China and I...
According to a Thai archival record, during the several decades between the 1770s and the 1840s, app...
This article attempts to explain why China-Vietnam relations, which were based on tributary ties, ...
International audienceAfter the Franco-Spanish and French military conquest of the empire of Vietnam...
Claudine Salmon Ming refugees in the South Seas seen through inscriptions (c. 1650-c. 1730) This ar...
Although commercial relations between Vietnam and Insulinde go back to the remote past, the Vietname...
This journal has been published at different time periods under the following titles: Explorations: ...
This paper attempts to trace the early history of the Malay Archipelago with Vietnam based on the r...
International audienceMarquis Félix Renouard de Sainte-Croix is an officer emigré, who was reinstate...
The Nguyen Dynasty was the last monarchy in Vietnamese history, established after Nguyen Anh ascende...
The Muong Sing affair which brought the question of a Buffer State about between the French and the ...
This article contributes to the continuing discussion concerning the changing relationships between ...
Éric Guerassimoff : The gangzhu of Johor, Viewed by a French Missionary (1859-1870) The Memoirs of ...
According to a Thai archival record, during the several decades between the 1770s and the 1840s, app...
The Treaty of Saigon, signed on March 15, 1874, stated that Vietnam recognized the full sovereignty ...
The coast of Vietnam is located at the heart of the maritime trade routes that connected China and I...
According to a Thai archival record, during the several decades between the 1770s and the 1840s, app...
This article attempts to explain why China-Vietnam relations, which were based on tributary ties, ...
International audienceAfter the Franco-Spanish and French military conquest of the empire of Vietnam...
Claudine Salmon Ming refugees in the South Seas seen through inscriptions (c. 1650-c. 1730) This ar...