Đại Việt, Historical country in Vietnam
Đại Việt was a historical kingdom located in what is now modern Vietnam.
The nation's inception dates back to 1054 during the Ly Dynasty.
Đại Việt developed a distinct culture influenced by Chinese civilization.
The term 'Đại Việt' is still used in Vietnamese scholarship and literature.
Đại Việt successfully repelled Mongol invasions three times in the 13th century.
Inception: 1054
Capital city: Thăng Long
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