House East Asian traditions
Nguyen dynasty
阮朝 zh 응우옌 왕조 ko سلالة نغوين ar
Imperial Vietnamese dynasty, 1802-1945
- Dated 1 June 1802 CE – 30 August 1945 CE
- Also called Nguyễn Dynasty, Empire of Annam
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belongs to Buddhism Indian religion -
belongs to Catholicism Christian doctrine professed by the Catholic Church - belongs to Neo-Confucianism philosophical school of Confucianism mainly influenced by Zhu Xi
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belongs to Sunni Islam most populous Islamic denomination -
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belongs to Taoism religious or philosophical tradition of Chinese origin
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