In the quagmire of Vietnam War 600 years ago, the Ming Dynasty annexed Vietnam. Why did it spit out again?

Why did the Ming Dynasty swallow Vietnam and spit it out? Under the circumstances at that time, Vietnam was equivalent to chicken ribs for Daming, but it was a pity to abandon it and the food was tasteless. Why do you say that? Let's learn about the specific situation at that time!

During the reign of Qin Shihuang, Vietnam had been incorporated into Chinese territory. After Qin Shihuang unified China, he began to expand his territory on a large scale, and conquered Guangdong and Guangxi. The Red River Plain in northern Vietnam is closely related to Guangdong and Guangxi, and was also taken over by Qin Shihuang. Later, the Western Han Dynasty named this place "Jiaodi". However, due to the limitation of geographical location and national strength at that time, Vietnam has never really integrated into the Central Plains. In 939, when the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were in troubled times, local forces finally broke away from China.

After Daming was founded and Judy ascended the throne, due to the domestic political chaos in Vietnam, various forces were intertwined, constantly harassing China's frontiers, invading neighboring countries, and perfidy, which seriously damaged the national interests of the Ming Dynasty. In the end, Daming was angered, so in July of 1406, Judy sent the company commander Zhu Neng (who died on the March and was replaced by Zhang Fu), the left deputy general Mu Sheng, and the right deputy generals Zhang Fu, Bing Lin and Chen Xu. , lead the army into Annan in two ways!

The Ming army is in full swing. 1In May of 407, the Ming army captured Hu and his son alive, and the war ended successfully. It took the Ming Dynasty less than a year to solve the problem cleanly. At this point, Daming once again took Vietnam into his arms!

If Daming can follow suit and rule Yunnan, it should be possible to assimilate Vietnam. However, due to Daming's improper policy towards Vietnam, he implemented a harsh policy and took short-sighted behavior of plundering Vietnam's resources. These tyrannies led to people's uprisings in Annan area. Although the Ming army was strong and minor disturbances were completely annihilated, the chaotic situation in Vietnam made the ruling cost of the Ming Dynasty quite high.

In addition, Judy transferred Zhang Fu, who had a high prestige in Vietnam, back to China at a critical moment to cope with the invasion of outer Mongolia. In this case, Daming's form in Vietnam deteriorated completely, civil strife broke out in various parts of Vietnam, and popular uprisings emerged one after another. At this time, Daming's strength in Vietnam has been unable to cope. In desperation, Emperor Xuanzong of Ming Dynasty decided to give up this place despite the strong opposition of Zhang Fu and other ministers, ending the failed rule of Ming Dynasty in Vietnam. At the same time, the prestige of the Ming Dynasty in Southeast Asia was also greatly hit.