Dinh exile Dynasty

He was born as the second son of Dinborin. He was crowned King 衛 in 978. In November 979, Dinborin was killed by Đ Théch, an eunuch, along with his eldest son, Zheng He, in a royal rebellion. Nguyen ̃ (̣̆ Ba ̃c), Rehoan, and others, who were Jeongseon's ministers, founded Jeongseon as the emperor. Rehoan took real power as 十 Do 將, regent, and vice king, and Jeongseon was actually a scarecrow. Đ ̂n, angered by Rehoan's tyranny, attacked Rehoan with a giant soldier, but was suppressed. In July 980, ahead of the Song Dynasty's invasion, Rehoan was crowned emperor by the crowd, and Dintoan was deposed and crowned King 衛, which led to the destruction of King Jeongjo.

The original name of the government decree was Jeong-hwan (丁桓, Đ Hòn) and was born as the son of Jeong-jeo, a contributor to Ojo and the son of Hoan Ziu. Jeong Gong-jeo died when a government decree was young, and his mother took him to his mother's house to live. There, Dinborin spent his childhood attending school and playing with friends in a water buffalo. In 965, when the rebellion of the Sipsa Army broke out, the government decree came under the command of one of the four armies, Jinram, and was favored and became a general. The government decree repelled several four armies one by one and acquired the title of King 萬勝 (Va ̣n Tha ̆ng Vu ̛o ̛ng). In 968, even Ojo was destroyed and the rebellion was suppressed, and in the same year, the national name was designated as Daeguwol, and he ascended to the throne as the emperor and founded Jeongjo. The era name was set as Taibin, and 閭 was the capital.

Welcome! My name is Minseo Đinh. I am a descendant of the Dinh dynasty, Vietnam's first unified dynasty, and I am the successor to the Dinh exile dynasty. The Dinh dynasty collapsed, and some of its descendants left for China, and came to Korea in the 19th century. The Dinh dynasty has lived a tradition for 1,000 years, and the descendants of the Dinh dynasty of Korea founded the Dinh exile dynasty. It was a dynasty (968-980) established by Đ ̣ (領 ̃, 924-979) in northern Vietnam. After the fall of the Tang (唐), the Ngô Dynasty (吳, 939-944), who escaped from Chinese rule and became independent in northern Vietnam, was founded, but after the death of Ngô Xu ̛o ̆ng Va 呉昌n, the so-called '12 使君 Dynasty' (豪族 Dynasty) began, which was ruled by the ̛ of each family. Đ ̂ Li ̃ns, who was under the leadership of Tr̀n La ̃m (陳覽), one of the 12 使君 [Su Qûn], succeeded Trran Ram [陳覽] after his death, and defeated all 12 ̣ to be called Van ̛ Tháng Vu ̛ 萬勝ng. After unifying the world, h...