TTLA: Social transformations in the rural areas of the Red River Delta in the 17th-18th centuries

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1. Full name of graduate student: Tong Van Loi 2. Gender: Male

3. Date of birth: August 9, 1981 4. Place of birth: Tan Thinh commune, Nam Truc district, Nam Dinh province

5. Decision to recognize doctoral students No. 2213/2011/QD-XHNV-SDH dated November 21, 2011, signed by the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

6. Changes in the training process: Decision No. 08/QD-DT dated January 10, 2017, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

7. Thesis title: Social transformations in the rural areas of the Red River Delta in the 17th-18th centuries

8. Major: Vietnamese History

9. Code: 62.22.03.13

10. Scientific supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vu Van Quan

11. Summarize thenew resultsof the thesis:

Firstly, the stable development of the Northern Delta directly influenced the survival of the Le-Trinh regime.

Secondly, the policies implemented by the Le-Trinh government in the North had an impact on maintaining stability or exacerbating crises in the Northern Delta region.

- Thirdly, villages and communes are the units directly responsible for implementing state policies. Unforeseen events arising in villages and communes, such as lawsuits, taxes, supplying soldiers, recruiting conscripts, and official duties, have led to profound changes in these areas.

Fourth, the social transformation manifested in social strata such as peasants, intellectuals, artisans, merchants, etc., during the 17th and 18th centuries also reflects the transformation of Dai Viet society.

12. Practical applications: (if any)

13. Future research directions:

- Villages and communes in the Red River Delta region

- History of Vietnam in the 17th and 18th centuries

14. Published works related to the dissertation:

1. Tong Van Loi, Dao Thanh Thuy (2011), “Quang Yen Citadel and Street: History, Current Status”,Quang Yen town - formation and development, World Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 173-190.

2. Tong Van Loi, Dao Thanh Thuy (2012), “Relationship between the Northwest region and the Dai Viet government during the Le dynasty (1427-1789)”,Proceedings of the 5th National Conference on Thai Studies: The Tai-Kadai Language Family in Vietnam: Tradition, Integration, and Development, The World Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 127-137

3. Tong Van Loi (2016), “Chapter VIII: Thang Long - Hanoi during the Nguyen Dynasty”, Nguyen Hai Ke (editor) (2016):Thang Long Citadel - Hanoi, Hanoi Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 475-645.

4. Tong Van Loi (2017), “Chapter VII: Self-governing institutions of other residential communities in Southern Vietnam”, Vu Van Quan (editor) (2017),Southern Vietnam, T.VIII,Social management institutions, National Political Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 459-520.

5. Tong Van Loi (2017): “Chapter VII: Restructuring the administrative apparatus of Southern Vietnam in a unified Vietnamese administration”, co-authored with Vu Van Quan, Nguyen Quang Ngoc (editor) (2017),Southern Vietnam, T.IV,From the beginning of the 17th century to the middle of the 19th century, National Political Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 323-368

6. Tong Van Loi (2017), “The phenomenon of posthumous offerings in the 17th-18th centuries (Case study of posthumous offering stele in Tien Lang district, Hai Phong)”,Journal of Social Sciences andNhumane(3), pp. 790-801.

7. Tong Van Loi (2017), “On the character Nguyen Anh - Gia Long”,Past & Present Magazine(490), pp.4-12; Multiple authors (2018),Several issues in Vietnamese historiography need clarification., Hong Duc Publishing House, Past & Present Magazine, pp. 140-160.

INFORMATION ON DOCTORAL THESIS

1. Full name: Tong Van Loi 2.Sex:male

3. Date of birth: August 9, 11981 4. Place of birth: Tan Thinh (village), Nam Truc (district), Nam Dinh (province)

5. Admission decision number: 2213/2011/QD-XHNV-SĐH, signed by Rector, issued on 20^thof November, 2011 by the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University.

6. Change in academic process: The Decision on dismissing from School, No. 08 / QD-DT, signed by Rector, issued on 10^thof January, 2017 by the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University.

7. Official thesis title: Social transformation in the rural area of the Red River Delta during the 17th^thand 18^thcentury

8. Major: History of Vietnam

9. Code: 62 22 03 13

10. Supervisors: Assoc.Prof.Dr. Vu Van Quan

11. Summary of thenew sensationsof the thesis:

First, the stable development of the Red River Delta had direct influence on the existence of the Le - Trinh ruling houses.
Second, the policies of the Le - Trinh authorities executed in the Northern Expanse or Dang Ngoai served to either stabilize or speed up the crisis of the Red River Delta in the north.
Third, the communes and villages were the direct implementers of the state's policies. The incidents that occurred beyond the will of the communes and villages such as litigation, taxation, military provisions and conscription, mandarin expenses, etc. meant that the communes and villages had to find ways to mobilize budget.
Fourth, the social change reflected in the social strata and classes such as farmers, intellectuals, craftsmen, merchants ... in the 17th and 18th centuries also reflected the transformation of Dai Viet society

12. Practical applicability, if any:

13. Further research directions, if any:

- Village of the Red River Delta area study

- History of Vietnam 17th, 18th centuries

14. Thesis-related publications:

1. Tong Van Loi, Dao Thanh Thuy (2011), “Quang Yen citadel: History and status quo”, inQuang Yen town -Present conditionand Research, World Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 173-190.

2. Tong Van Loi, Dao Thanh Thuy (2012), “Relations between the Tay Bac area with Dai Viet government during the Le dynasty (1427-1789),Proceedings of the 5th Thai national conference: Thai-Kadai system of languages in Vietnam: tradition, integration and development, World Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 127-137

3. Tong Van Loi (2016), “Chapter VIII: Thang Long - Hanoi Citadel in the Nguyen Dynasty”, in Nguyen Hai Ke (Chief author) (2016):Thang Long - Hanoi Citadel, Hanoi Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 475-645.

4. Tong Van Loi (2017), “Chapter VII: Self-governing institutions of other resident communities in the South”, Vu Van Quan (Chief author) (2017),Nam Bo area: Social management institutionVolume VIIINational Political Publishing House, Hanoi, pp.459-520.

5. Tong Van Loi (2017): “Chapter VII: Restructuring the Southern administrative apparatus in a unified Vietnamese administration”, with Vu Van Quan, Nguyen Quang Ngoc (Chief author) (2017),Nam Bo area: from XVIIth to XIXth centuriesVolume IVNational Political Publishing HouseHanoi, pp. 323-368

6. Tong Van Loi (2017), “The Practice of “Funeral Commemoration” in the 17th and 18th centuries (Seen from Stelae on the Cult of Funeral Commemoration inTien Lang District, Hai Phong),VNU Journal of Sciences and Humanities(Volumes 3), pp. 790-801.

7. Tong Van Loi (2017), “About Nguyen Anh - Gia Long”,Past & Present(490), pp.4-12.

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