Hồng Đức

Hồng Đức is a Vietnamese era name found in historical records from Gansu, China. It consists of two sino-Vietnamese characters that follow traditional naming conventions used across East Asia.

Hồng Đức served as the official era name from 1470 to 1497 under Emperor Lê Thánh Tông of Vietnam. This period marked a time of significant administrative and social reforms in the kingdom.

Vietnamese era names function as chronological markers, following a system that originated in China and became integral to Vietnamese timekeeping methods.

This historical reference point in Gansu province shows the spread of Vietnamese naming conventions throughout East Asia. Researchers and history students can find evidence of the cultural connections between Vietnam and China through this era name.

This era name remains documented in both Vietnamese and Chinese historical records, demonstrating the interconnected nature of East Asian chronological systems.