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Ton That Thuyet

Vietnamese regent
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  • Deo Van Tri

    …Ham Nghi, and the regent, Ton That Thuyet. The regent, however, tried to assassinate Deo in order to ensure the secrecy of their whereabouts. Deo thenceforth refused to associate with the Vietnamese resistance effort.

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    …Ham Nghi, and the regent, Ton That Thuyet. The regent, however, tried to assassinate Deo in order to ensure the secrecy of their whereabouts. Deo thenceforth refused to associate with the Vietnamese resistance effort.

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  • Ham Nghi

    …regents Nguyen van Tuong and Ton That Thuyet, who sought to use the young prince to undermine French control. With the consent of France, the 14-year-old Ung Lich was crowned emperor of Annam in 1884, taking the royal name Ham Nghi.

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    …regents Nguyen van Tuong and Ton That Thuyet, who sought to use the young prince to undermine French control. With the consent of France, the 14-year-old Ung Lich was crowned emperor of Annam in 1884, taking the royal name Ham Nghi.

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