In the quagmire of the Vietnam War 600 years ago, the Ming Dynasty annexed Vietnam, why did it spit

Although the Ming Dynasty annexed South Vietnam, it was unable to rule well and finally ended its failed rule.

Because the Ming Dynasty couldn't eat Vietnam, the environmental conditions in Vietnam were difficult, so I simply didn't want it.

After the annexation of Vietnam, it was found that Vietnam could not bring benefits to the Ming Dynasty, and it was too chicken.

After Qin Shi Huang unified the Seven Kingdoms, he went south to conquer Baiyue. By the time of the Ming Dynasty, there were too many places to lose.

I felt that I had to vomit out what I had done because of the social situation at that time.

The cost of ruling was too high, which was not conducive to the development of the Ming Dynasty at that time.

Financial resources are scarce, and conditions in Vietnam are difficult.

The main reason is economic, since the economic output of the occupied territories does not meet the military and administrative needs of the military occupation.

It may be because of political reasons or because Vietnam did not help the development of the Ming Dynasty.

After Qin Shi Huang unified China, he began to expand his territory on a large scale, conquered Baiyue to the south, and defeated Guangdong and Guangxi, while the geographical ties between the Red River Plain and the Liangguang region in northern Vietnam were very close, and they were also accepted by Qin Shi Huang as a territory, and later the Western Han Dynasty also gave this place a name called "Jiaozhi".

Since the economic output of the occupied territories cannot meet the needs of military and administrative expenses for military occupation, it is not required.

He also has an emotional expression, not just a cold ability to dominate.

The economic output of the occupied territories cannot meet the military expenditures of the military occupation.

At that time, the territory was relatively large, and there were wars everywhere, so there was no time to take care of so much.

This place is not suitable for Chinese to live in, so don't want it.

The southern conquest of Baiyue defeated Guangdong and Guangxi, and the geographical ties between the Red River Plain and the Liangguang region in northern Vietnam were very close.

I think it's probably because Vietnam is so difficult to rule, and Vietnam has a lot of ethnic groups, which is very difficult to manage.

Mainly because the money invested is too much, and the economy of this place is not said to be driven in a day or two, and in the end, the Ming Dynasty was also afraid of dragging down its own country, so it gave up its rule over Vietnam.

Because the terrain of this part of Vietnam is more complicated, and it is far from the political center, there are many local gangs in Vietnam that do not obey discipline, so they finally gave up.

It was because of the Vietnam Incident at that time, coupled with the relatively poor environment of this place and the particularly backward economic development situation, so there was a lack of economy in the Ming Dynasty, and there were often conflicts between the two places.

Because there were a lot of wars in this place, and the control here was not very stable, so it was abandoned.

Because Vietnam was very barren at that time, and the local people rebelled from time to time, the Ming Dynasty thought that the gains outweighed the losses, so they gave up.

Because Vietnam at that time was too far from the center of the Ming Dynasty to be difficult to control, and Vietnam was also very backward.

Because at that time, the Ming Dynasty felt that this place was not worth using, so it gave up.

Who wants to break the place, the mountains are high and the roads are far away, and sending ** over is equivalent to exile.

In 1540, Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty took back Annan until the Ming Dynasty was destroyed.

As we all know, Vietnam is our neighbor and borders our Guangxi Province, but you may not know that before the Tang Dynasty, Vietnam was part of China's territory. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the Vietnamese separatist forces relied on the power of other countries to defeat the Southern Han armies and force the Southern Han to recognize that they could become independent. In this way, Vietnam successfully completed its first independence.

After the unification of the Song Dynasty, it sent troops to conquer the past, but it was not successful. The monarchs of the Yuan Dynasty also tried to recover Vietnam many times and sent troops to attack it, but they also ended in failure.

When the Ming Dynasty reached the time of Ming Chengzu Zhu Di, it can be said that he fought countless foreign wars in his life, and he was invincible as far as today's Russia. This is an expansion to the north, and at the same time, there is also an expansion to the south. However, this battle has not been described much in the history books.

This battle is what we call the "Battle of Pyongan Nam" today, and Annam is now Vietnam.

Not long after Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne, Vietnam sent people over to express friendship, which was also the first country to recognize the suzerainty of the Ming Dynasty among the vassal states around China at that time. However, all the friendship is superficial, when the Ming Dynasty had the "Hu Lan" case, the Ming Dynasty has to continue to fight against the remnants of the Yuan Dynasty in the north, Vietnam suddenly became restless and ready to move, repeatedly to invade the Guangxi region, Zhu Yuanzhang saw through the Vietnamese monarch's mind, and at that time also moved the idea of taking Vietnam, but felt too far away, and chose to give up.

In the Yongle period of Ming Chengzu, all kinds of grievances between the Ming Dynasty and Vietnam accumulated and exploded, and finally brought an inevitable battle.

After Zhu Di ascended the throne, there was constant turmoil in Vietnam, and in the end, Zhu Di decided to do it. Under the coordination of Zhang Fu, the Ming army formulated a strategy of "attacking the heart first", and quickly grasped the weakness of the Vietnamese army and successfully won the battle.

However, less than 30 years after the Ming Dynasty succeeded in taking Vietnam, the Ming Dynasty chose to abandon Vietnam, why is that? It took Vietnam to take it with great difficulty, so why did it give up at that time?

Although Vietnam admired Chinese culture, it did not recognize the rule of the Ming Dynasty and did not accept itself as a county in China. Therefore, during the decades that the Ming Dynasty was stationed, opposition forces in Vietnam emerged one after another, which kept the Ming army on the go, and although it sent troops to suppress it many times, it only maintained its superficial rule.

After the death of Emperor Yongle, Ming Xuanzong, who succeeded to the throne, was more conservative, and after his analysis, he felt that it was not a way to go on like this, so he simply ordered the withdrawal of troops from Vietnam, but Vietnam was still a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty.