Image: Map of the Lý dynasty
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Description: The northern boundary of Dai Viet during the Ly dynasty included present-day North Vietnam and a small part of Guangxi province (China). During the southern period of the Ly Dynasty when it was established, it only reached the present Ha Tinh area. In 1069, Ly Thanh Tong attacked Champa, forcing Champa king Che Cu to offer 3 continents equivalent to present-day Quang Binh and Quang Tri provinces. This area was maintained stably until the end of the Ly dynasty.
Title: Map of the Lý dynasty
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