History of the formation of the Chinese community in Dong Nai, Vietnam in the 17th - 18th centuries
Keywords:
Dong Nai, community, Chinese migrants, Lord NguyenAbstract
The article provides an overview of the process of the Chinese migrants coming, together to explore land together, establish a village, and establish a bustling Cu Lao city in the Southern land in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. A small group of people, due to the failure of the “anti-Thanh” movement, fled to Dang Trong and was arranged by Lord Nguyen to settle in Ban Lan (Bien Hoa today); The Chinese migrants continued to come after that, making the community more and more crowded. The community institutions were also built more and more complete with the organization of the Dang Trong government: from Thanh Ha village (with Minh Huong) to managing the population, and civil status at the beginning, of the group. The guild was of a compatriot at the end of the eighteenth century... The religious bases showed a deep integration of the Chinese migrants into life in the new land.
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