Konflikty zbrojne w historii Wietnamu
Lista konfliktów zbrojnych w dziejach Wietnamu w układzie chronologicznym i podziale na okresy.
Legenda:
zwycięstwo
klęska
konflikt nierozstrzygnięty lub wynik sporny
konflikt trwający
Wykaz konfliktów
Starożytność
| Czas | Konflikt | Strona 1 | Strona 2 | Rezultat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 111 p.n.e. | Chiński podbój Nanyue | Nanyue | Chiny Han | podbój Nanyue przez Chiny |
| 40–43 | Powstanie sióstr Trưng | ludy Kinh i Yue | Chiny Han | stłumienie powstania |
| 248 | Powstanie Triệu Thị Trinh | lud Kinh | Wu | stłumienie powstania |
Średniowiecze
| Czas | Konflikt | Strona 1 | Strona 2 | Rezultat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 938 | Bitwa nad rzeką Bạch Đằng | lud Kinh | Południowe Han | zwycięstwo
|
| 944–968 | Okres dwunastu watażków | 12 watażków | Đinh Bộ Lĩnh pierwszym cesarzem Wietnamu | |
| 981 | Bitwa nad rzeką Bạch Đằng | Đại Cồ Việt | Chiny Song | zwycięstwo Đại Cồ Việt |
| 982 | Walki z królestwem Czampy | Đại Cồ Việt | Czampa | zwycięstwo Đại Việt |
| 1044 | ||||
| 1069 | Đại Việt | |||
| 1075–1077 | Wojna chińsko-wietnamska (1075–1077) | Đại Việt | Chiny Song | zwycięstwo Đại Việt |
| 1257–1258 | Najazdy mongolskie na Wietnam | Đại Việt |  Wielki Ułus Mongołów | zwycięstwo Đại Việt
|
| 1284–1285 |  Yuan | |||
| 1287–1288 | ||||
| 1406–1407 | Wojna chińsko-wietnamska (1406–1407) | Đại Việt | Chiny Ming | zwycięstwo Chin
|
| 1418–1427 | Powstanie Lê Lợia | Wietnamczycy | Chiny Ming | zwycięstwo powstańców
|
Nowożytność
| Czas | Konflikt | Strona 1 | Strona 2 | Rezultat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1516–1521 | Powstanie chłopskie Trần Cao | siły cesarskie | powstańcy | stłumienie powstania |
| 1627–1672 | Walki wewnętrzne możnych | klan Trịnh | klan Nguyễn | destabilizacja państwa |
| 1769–1773 | I wojna syjamsko-wietnamska | Đại Việt |  Syjam | porażka Wietnamu |
| 1771–1802 | Powstanie Taysonów |  bracia Tây Sơn | klan Nguyễn | destabilizacja państwa
|
| 1785 | Bitwa pod Rạch Gầm-Xoài Mút | Đại Việt (bracia Tây Sơn) | Syjam Kambodża | zwycięstwo Taysonów |
| 1788–1789 | Bitwy pod Ngọc Hồi i Đống Đa | Đại Việt (bracia Tây Sơn) |  Cesarstwo chińskie | zwycięstwo Taysonów |
| 1831–1834 | Wojna syjamsko-kambodżańska | Kambodża Cesarstwo Wietnamu | Syjam | zwycięstwo Kambodży i Wietnamu |
| 1833–1835 | Powstanie Lê Văn Khôia | Cesarstwo Wietnamu | powstańcy | stłumienie rebelii |
| 1841–1845 | Wojna syjamsko-wietnamska | Cesarstwo Wietnamu | Syjam | traktat pokojowy |
| 1858–1862 | Francuska kolonizacja Kochinchiny | Cesarstwo Wietnamu |  II Cesarstwo Francuskie | traktat pokojowy |
| 1883–1886 | Kampania francuska w Tonkinie | Cesarstwo Wietnamu „Czarne flagi” |  Francja | zależność kolonialna od Francji |
| 1884–1885 | Wojna chińsko-francuska | Cesarstwo chińskie Cesarstwo Wietnamu | Francja | traktat pokojowy
|
Współczesność
| Czas | Konflikt | Strona 1 | Strona 2 | Rezultat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1930 | Powstanie w Yên Bái(ang.) | Wietnamczycy | Francja | stłumienie powstania |
| 1930–1931 | Powstanie Nghệ-Tĩnh(ang.) | Wietnamczycy | Francja | stłumienie powstania |
| 1940 | Japońska kampania w Indochinach(ang.) |  Indochiny Francuskie |  Japonia | klęska Indochin
|
| 1945 | Rewolucja sierpniowa(ang.) | Việt Minh | Indochiny Francuskie Japonia | sukces rewolucji
|
| 1946–1954 | I wojna indochińska |  DR WietnamuViệt Minh Pathet Lao | Francja Królestwo Laosu | zwycięstwo DR Wietnamu |
| 1955–1975 | Wojna wietnamska (II wojna indochińska) | DR Wietnamu Việt Cộng |  Stany Zjednoczone Wietnam Południowyi in. | zwycięstwo Wietkongu i DR Wietnamu |
| 1978–1979 | Wojna kambodżańsko-wietnamska |  WietnamKambodżańska Partia Ludowa | Czerwoni Khmerzy | zwycięstwo Wietnamu
|
| 1979 | Wojna chińsko-wietnamska | Wietnam |  Chiny | de facto zwycięstwo Wietnamu |
Bibliografia
- Wiesław Olszewski, Historia Wietnamu, Wrocław: Ossolineum, 1991, ISBN 83-04-03550-2.
- Nguyễn Khắc ViệnK.V., Vietnam, a long history, Hanoi: Thế Giới, 2009.
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