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  • Schools and Sinicization / Assimilation (Hán hóa / Đồng hóa) in Han Dynasty Vietnam

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 30, 2020
    • Post category:Beyond Han and Viet
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    I’ve seen it written countless times before that after the Han Dynasty extended its empire into into the area of what is now Vietnam, that “the Chinese” tried to Sinicize…

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    Han Houses in Han Dynasty Vietnam

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 29, 2020
    • Post category:Beyond Han and Viet
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    The Han Chinese who lived in the area of what is today Vietnam during the time of the Han Dynasty were afraid of something. This is obvious from the houses…

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    Graveyards and the Han Dynasty’s Riverine Empire in Vietnam

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 28, 2020
    • Post category:Beyond Han and Viet
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    I’ve been reading a recent (2017) PhD dissertation from China that is on Han tombs in Vietnam. The dissertation is entitled “Archaeological Research on Han Tombs in Vietnam” (越南境内漢墓的考古研究) and…

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    Hats, Sandals and Ordering Society in Han Dynasty Vietnam

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 24, 2020
    • Post category:Beyond Han and Viet
    • Post comments:2 Comments

    In the first century AD there were a couple of Han Dynasty officials who reportedly tried to change certain cultural practices of some people in the area of what is…

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    Seeing “Vietnamese” and “Chinese” in a Zero-Sum Game

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 20, 2020
    • Post category:Beyond Han and Viet
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    In the early twentieth century, French scholar Henri Maspero came up with an undocumented theory about Han migration into the Red River delta in the first century AD (view the…

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    Han Chinese Refugees in the Red River Delta: The Persistence of a Colonial Myth

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 17, 2020
    • Post category:Beyond Han and Viet
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    Oh no! I did it again. While reading a work on Vietnamese history, I asked myself, “How does this author know that?” And once again that question set me off…

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    FFVN 02: The Migration Problem

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 14, 2020
    • Post category:Far From Vietnam
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    The way that many of us view the past today is the product of scholaship that has been produced in the post-colonial era, and that has in some cases specifically…

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    An “Open Letter” to Mr. Hà Văn Thùy

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 12, 2020
    • Post category:Uncategorized
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    When I started this blog 10 years ago, one of the first posts I wrote was a critique of an article on Vietnamese prehistory I found on the BBC Vietnamese…

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    FFVN 01: Race and Vietnam’s Knowledge Divide

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 7, 2020
    • Post category:Far From Vietnam
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    Before we can examine the latest information on Vietnamese prehistory, we have to address a couple of important issues: “race” and the “knowledge divide.”The term “race” can be found in…

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    Far From Vietnam: Series Introduction

    • Post author:Le Minh Khai
    • Post published:June 7, 2020
    • Post category:Far From Vietnam
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    I recently published an article that dealt with the topic of the prehistory of the area of what is today Vietnam. The articled is entitled “The Centrality of ‘Fringe History’:…

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