Vietnam fell under Chinese control, marking a period of significant cultural influence.
Vietnam emerged as an independent entity with the establishment of its first dynasty.
The Nguyễn dynasty capitulated to French colonial forces, marking the start of French rule.
Vietnam became part of French Indochina, structured into three separate regions.
The Viet Minh declared Vietnam's independence from Japan following World War II.
Vietnam defeated France, leading to the division into North and South Vietnam.
After the Vietnam War, North Vietnam's victory led to the reunification of Vietnam.
Vietnam officially designated itself as a socialist state under communist leadership.
The Communist Party of Vietnam launched reforms to transition to a socialist-oriented market economy.