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INFORMATION ABOUT THE DOCTORAL THESIS

1. Full name of the doctoral student: Nguyen Nhat Linh

2. Gender: Male

3. Date of birthMay 20, 1985

4. Place of birthHanoi

5. Decision to recognize doctoral student numberDecision No. 3216/2014/QD-DHKHXH&NV-SDH, dated December 31, 2014, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

6. Changes in the training process:

7. Thesis TitleThe Ming Dynasty's invasion of Dai Viet in the context of early 15th-century East Asia.

8. MajorWorld History

9. Code number: 62 22 03 11

10. Scientific AdvisorProfessor Vu Duong Ninh

11. Summary of the new findings of the thesis:

This dissertation systematically and comprehensively studies the relationship between the East Asian context and the Ming Dynasty's invasion of Dai Viet; it explains the reasons why the Ming Dynasty chose Vietnam as its target of invasion in the context of East Asia at that time. The dissertation contributes to understanding the diplomatic policies, conspiracies, and ambitions of the Ming Dynasty towards Dai Viet in particular and East Asia in general, revealing the true nature of the invasion. The dissertation assesses the impacts and effects of this invasion on East Asia in the early 15th century, the reactions of East Asian countries to this event, and its long-term consequences.

This thesis concludes on the importance of Dai Viet in the political and economic landscape of East Asia, arguing that the Ming dynasty's southward expansionist policies were a major cause of its invasion of Dai Viet. The Ming dynasty exploited conflicts within Dai Viet and between Dai Viet and its neighbors as a pretext for its invasion. They expanded their territory militarily to seize economic and political resources and plotted to destroy Dai Viet. This created significant changes in East Asian politics and military affairs, and provided the basis for the Ming dynasty's expansion of influence and culture. Several nations recognized this reality and proactively developed countermeasures. Despite suffering severe economic, political, and cultural consequences, Dai Viet waged a strong resistance to rebuild its long-term independence starting in 1428.

12. Practical applications (if any):

13. Further research directions (if any):

14. Published works related to the dissertation:

  1. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2007),""Muslim merchants and trade relations between Southeast Asia and West Asia in the 15th-17th centuries"Journal of Southeast Asian Studies(6), pp. 63-68.
  2. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2013),朝鮮의 明越戰爭 (1406-1407) 인식But事大政策의 확립과 관련하여, 文學碩士學位請求論文, 韓國學科 (比較史學專攻), 仁荷大學校 大學院, 2013 (The Korean court's understanding of the Sino-Vietnamese War (1406-1407) – the foundation for establishing the Great Policy.Master's thesis in History, Department of Korean Studies, Inha University, South Korea.
  3. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2014), “Joseon's Understanding of the Ming's invasion of Dai Viet (1406-1407)”, International ConferenceVietnam in World HistoriographyHanoi.
  4. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2014),The Ming-Vietnamese War (1406-1407) and its impact on the East Asian landscape in the early 15th century.Basic-level Scientific Research Project, MS: CS.2014.03 (principal investigator).
  5. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2015), “Diplomatic activities of Dai Viet envoys in Nanjing (1403-1406) and the origins of the Ming-Viet war (1406-1407)”, International Conference:An interdisciplinary approach to the history of Vietnamese urban areas.Hanoi).
  6. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2015),"Korean understanding of changes in Ming-Vietnamese relations (from 1403 to 1407)” in:Some topics in World History, Volume III, National University Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 384-407.
  7. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2016),"The relationship between the Ming and Dai Ngu dynasties in the context of East Asia in the early 15th century"in: International ConferenceVietnamese StudiesFifth time, Hanoi.
  8. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2017),""Vietnam-China relations in the context of East Asia in the early 15th century", in:Vietnam in a changing world.National University Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 119-148.
  9. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2017), “Diplomatic relations of Korea and Dai Viet with China in the early 15th century - a comparative perspective”,Magazine Historical Research(12), pp. 23-31.
  10. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2017), “Dai Viet in the foreign policy of the Ming dynasty towards Southeast Asia in the late 14th-early 15th centuries”,Journal of Southeast Asian Studies(12), pp. 37-45.
  11. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2018), “The foreign policy of the Ming dynasty and changes in relations in East Asia at the end of the 14th century and the beginning of the 15th century”,Journal of Northeast Asian Studies(1) pp. 68-77.
  12. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2018), “Chosŏn's understanding of Ming-Dai Viet relation”,The Newsletter, International Institute for Asian Studies, No. 79, Spring 2018, p. 31 (Article from: Nguyen Nhat Linh (2017), “Joseon's understanding of Ming – Dai Ngu relation in the early of the 15th century”, in the International Conference:Vietnam and Korea as "Longue Durée" Subject of Comparison: From the Pre-modern to the Early Modern Period,Hanoi).
  13. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2018), “Dai Viet in the foreign policy of the Ming dynasty in the late 14th - early 15th centuries”, Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference:Studying the History of China-Vietnam Relations: History, Current Situation, and Future(中越关系研究：历史、现状与未来), Guangzhou, China, p. 235-254.
  14. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2008), “The Great Policy – ​​A reflection of Korea’s understanding of the Ming-Dai Viet relationship in the early 15th century”,National University Journal of Science: Policy and Management Research(2), pp. 57-63.

INFORMATION ON DOCTORAL THESIS

1. Full nameNguyen Nhat Linh

2. SexMale

3. Date of birth:May 20th, 1985

4. Place of birth:Hanoi

5. Admission decision number:3216/2014/QD ĐHHXH&NV-SĐH, Dated: December, 31th, 2014 by the President of University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU.

6. Changes in academic process:

7. Official thesis title:Ming invasion of Dai Viet in the context of Early 15th century East Asia

8. Major:History (Scientific branch of the thesis: World History)

9. Code: 62 22 03 11

10. Supervisors:Prof. Vu Duong Ninh

11. Summary of the new finding of the thesis:

The thesis is a systematic research on the connection between East Asia context and the Ming invasion of Dai Viet; the thesis explains the reason why Dai Viet was the objective of the invasion. The thesis is contribution to the understanding of Chinese diplomacy, Ming ambition of Dai Viet, the thesis explains the essence of the invasion. The thesis assesses the influence and impact of the Ming invasion of Dai Viet in history of East Asia from the early 15thcentury and reactions of some nations in the area.

The thesis makes conclusion of the important position of Dai Viet in the economy and polity of East Asia, according to what, Ming policy of expansion led to the invasion of Dai Viet. The Ming claims the conflicts between forces in Dai Viet and conflicts between Dai Viet and some neighbors as an excuse of the invasion. The Ming managed to expand territory by using the army, plundered from Dai Viet and tried to destroy Dai Viet culture. Those made changes in East Asia politics and culture. Some nations reacted and prepared themselves to defend against the Ming. Although there were extreme damages in Dai Viet economy, society and culture, the resistance of Dai Vie led to the reestablishment of their independence in 1428.

12. Practical applicability, if any:

13. Further research direction, if any:

14. Thesis-related publications:

  1. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2007), “Mulim traders and the commercial relationship between Southeast Asia and West Asia in 15th-17th century”,Southeast Asian Studies(6), pp. 63-68.
  2. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2013),朝鮮의 明越戰爭 (1406-1407) 인식But事大政策의 확립과 관련하여, 文學碩士學位請求論文, 韓國學科 (比較史學專攻), 仁荷大學校 大學院, 2013 (Joseon's Understanding of the Ming – Viet war (1406-1407, As the background for the Sadae policy,Master degree thesis, Inha University, Korea.
  3. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2014), “Joseon Understanding of the Ming's invasion of Dai Viet (1406-1407)”, International Conference on:Vietnam in the World History,Hanoi.
  4. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2014),Ming – Viet war (1406-1407) the impacts on early 15thEast Asia,Science Research Project, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU, Code: CS.2014.03.
  5. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2015), “Dai Viet envoys in Nanjing (1403-1406) and the origin of Ming – Viet war (1406-1407), International Conference on:Urban Development in Vietnamese History: An interdissiplinary perspective,Hanoi).
  6. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2015),"Joseon's understanding of Ming – Viet relations(from 1403 to 1407)”, in:Some special subjects on World History, volune III, Vietnam National University publisher, Hanoi, pp.. 384-407.
  7. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2016),"Ming – Dai Ngu relation in the context of early 15th century East Asia,in: The 5th International Conference onVietnam Studies, Hanoi.
  8. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2017),"Vietnam – China relation the context of Early 15th century East Asia”, in:Vietnam in a Changing World,Vietnam National University publisher, Hanoi, pp. 119-148.
  9. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2017), “In comparison: Joseon and Dai Viet Diplomatic relations with China in the Early of 15th Century”,Historical Studies(12), pp. 23-31.

Nguyen Nhat Linh (2017), “Dai Viet in the foreign policy of the Ming dynasty against Southeast Asia from the end of XIV century to the early of XV century”,Southeast Asian Studies(12), pp. 37-45.

  1. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2018), “Foreign Policy of the Ming Dynasty and Changes in Its Relations with East Asian Countries in the late of 14th Century and Early of 15th Century”,Vietnam review of Northeast Asian Studies(1) pp. 68-77.
  2. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2018), “Chosŏn's understanding of Ming-Dai Viet relation”,The Newsletter, International Institute for Asian Studies, No. 79, Spring 2018, p. 31 (Original paper: Nguyen Nhat Linh (2017), “Joseon's understanding of Ming – Dai Ngu relation in the early of 15th century”, International Conference on:Vietnam and Korea as "Longue Durée" Subject of Comparison: From the Pre-modern to the Early Modern Period,Hanoi).
  3. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2018), “Ming – Dai Viet relations in late of 14th and early of 15th century”, International Conference on:China-Vietnam relations Studies: Past, Present and Future(中越关系研究： 历史、现状与未来), Guangzhou, China, pp. 235-254.
  4. Nguyen Nhat Linh (2008), “SadaePolicy – ​​A Reflection of Joseon's Understanding of Ming–Dai Viet Relation in the Early 15th Century",VNU Journal of Science: Policy and Management Studies(2), pp. 57-63.

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