- Nanyue - Wikipedia
After Nanyue first repelled the Han, nearly all of the Yi tribes declared allegiance to Nanyue, and most of them retained that allegiance until Nanyue's demise in 111 BC
- NanYue (Nam Viet) - World History Maps
Nanyue (Chinese: 南越; pinyin: Nányuè, also called Southern Yue), or Nam Việt (Vietnamese: Nam Việt; Zhuang: Namzyied), was an ancient Chinese (and Vietnamese) kingdom that covered the modern Chinese subdivisions of Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Hong Kong, and Macau, as well as parts of southern Fujian and northern Vietnam
- Nanyue Explained
What is Nanyue? Nanyue was an ancient kingdom founded in 204 BC by the Chinese general Zhao Tuo, whose family continued to rule until 111 BC
- Archaeological Site of the Palace of Nanyue Kingdom
Nanyue, a short-lived kingdom in southeast China, existed after the Qin’s collapse until its conquest by the Han in 111 B C Today’s Guangzhou holds the buried remains of Nanyue’s palace, only partially excavated, revealing insights into early city planning, urban development, and imperial history
- The History of Nanyue: Every Year - YouTube
Learn the history of Nanyue, an ancient Chinese dynasty in what is now southern China and northern Vietnam more
- Nanyue - history-maps. com
In 204 BCE, Zhao Tuo founded the Kingdom of Nanyue, with Panyu as capital, and declared himself the Martial King of Nanyue and divided his empire into seven provinces, which were administered by a mix of Han Chinese and Yue feudal lords
- Museum of the Mausoleum of the Nanyue King, Guangzhou, China
Museum of the Mausoleum of Nanyue King, or officially known as Western Han Museum of the Nanyue King Mausoleum, is always on the top list of things to do in Guangzhou for archaeological lovers and Chinese history and culture enthusiasts
- the Museum of Nanyue King’s Mausoleum-About
The Tomb of the Nanyue King Wen as well as the Historic Site of Nanyue Kingdom Palace are important representations of the political, economic and cultural developments in Lingnan region during the Qin and Han dynasties
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