What was the name of Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) in Champa era?

Ho Chi Minh City is located in the Mekong Delta. At first, it was just a small fishing village called "Poullien Brothers", full of swamps. Khmer people have lived here for centuries, and this place has gradually developed into an important trading port in Zhenla. Because of the dense water network, this area is also called "water wax".

1623, King Cuichita II of Cambodia allowed Vietnamese refugees to enter Preen to escape the civil war between South Ruan and North Zheng of Vietnam, and at the same time built more houses for them to live in. However, the weak kingdom of Cambodia could not cope with the increasing tide of refugees, and Baolian gradually became a part of Vietnamese territory and began to be called "Saigon".

1698, Ruan Youjing, an official sent by the Lord of South Vietnam, was in charge of this area, so it was officially incorporated into the territory of Vietnam. Ruan Youjing was praised by later generations for his contribution to the development of Saigon.

Ho Chi Minh City Government 1859, French troops invaded and Saigon became a French colony. During this period, the French built some famous buildings.

1945, Vietnam's * * * Production Party launched the August Revolution, declared independence and broke away from French colonial rule. 1949, the French government supported Baoda, the last emperor of Ruan Dynasty, to rebuild political power in Saigon, and the Republic of Vietnam established in 1955 was also established here.

1975 Vietnam War ended and Vietnam was unified. Saigon is under the protection of the North Vietnamese army. (In America, it is called The Fall of Saigon; In Vietnam, it is called "Saigon Liberation").

1976, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam was founded, and the winner of the Vietnam War, North Vietnam, renamed this place Ho Chi Minh City in memory of its regime founder. Although Saigon is still widely circulated, the government named Saigon, the first county in Ho Chi Minh City.