For centuries China had treated Vietnam as a province of China[citation needed] In a preceding battle, the Battle of Bạch Đằng River (938), China had attacked Vietnam[citation needed] The Vietnamese forces were led by Ngô Quyền[citation needed] He embedded spikes in the river with iron tips that sank the enemy's boats, thus defeating China and first ending China's domination of Vietnam.
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| - The Battle of Bạch Đằng (981) was an important battle in the history of Vietnam's struggle against the domination of China to their north. For centuries China had treated Vietnam as a providence of China. In a preceding battle, the Battle of Bach Dang River (938), China had attacked Vietnam. The Vietnamese forces were led by Ngo Quyen. He embedded spikes in the river with iron tips that sank the enemy's boats, thus defeating China and first ending China's domination of Vietnam.
- For centuries China had treated Vietnam as a province of China[citation needed] In a preceding battle, the Battle of Bạch Đằng River (938), China had attacked Vietnam[citation needed] The Vietnamese forces were led by Ngô Quyền[citation needed] He embedded spikes in the river with iron tips that sank the enemy's boats, thus defeating China and first ending China's domination of Vietnam.
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| - For centuries China had treated Vietnam as a province of China[citation needed] In a preceding battle, the Battle of Bạch Đằng River (938), China had attacked Vietnam[citation needed] The Vietnamese forces were led by Ngô Quyền[citation needed] He embedded spikes in the river with iron tips that sank the enemy's boats, thus defeating China and first ending China's domination of Vietnam. In the Battle of Bạch Đằng in 981 CE, the invasion troops of China's newly founded ruling dynasty, the Song Dynasty, attacked Đại Cồ Việt with both a navy at Bạch Đằng River's mouth and an infantry force at Chi Lang (Lạng Sơn). [citation needed] Lê Hoàn arranged two ambushes at these sites.[citation needed] The first ambush in Bạch Đằng destroyed most of the Song navy and the second wiped out the remaining Song army and ended the invasion. [citation needed]
- The Battle of Bạch Đằng (981) was an important battle in the history of Vietnam's struggle against the domination of China to their north. For centuries China had treated Vietnam as a providence of China. In a preceding battle, the Battle of Bach Dang River (938), China had attacked Vietnam. The Vietnamese forces were led by Ngo Quyen. He embedded spikes in the river with iron tips that sank the enemy's boats, thus defeating China and first ending China's domination of Vietnam. In the Battle of Bach Dang in 981 CE, the invasion troops of China's ruling dynasty, the Sung, attacked Dai Co Viet with both a navy at Bach Dang River's mouth and an infantry force at Chi Lang (Lang Son). Le Hoan arranged two ambushes at these sites. The first ambush in Bach Dang destroyed most of the Sung navy and the second wiped out the remaining Sung army and ended the invasion.
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