1471 Vietnamese conquest of Vijaya

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The 1471 Vietnamese conquest of Vijaya was a decisive military campaign in which Đại Việt forces captured and destroyed the Cham capital of Vijaya, effectively ending Champa’s power as a major independent kingdom in central Vietnam.

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instanceOf military campaign
associatedDynasty Later Lê dynasty NERFINISHED
belligerent Champa NERFINISHED
Đại Việt NERFINISHED
belligerentSuccess Đại Việt forces captured and destroyed Vijaya
capitalCaptured Vijaya NERFINISHED
combatantCommander Lê Thánh Tông NERFINISHED
conflict Vietnamese–Cham War NERFINISHED
conflictType invasion
siege
countryInvolved Champa NERFINISHED
Đại Việt NERFINISHED
culturalImpact accelerated decline of Cham political and cultural centers in central Vietnam
date 1471
effect end of Champa’s power as a major independent kingdom in central Vietnam
integration of much of Champa’s territory into Đại Việt
geopoliticalImpact shifted regional balance of power in mainland Southeast Asia in favor of Đại Việt
historicalRegion central Champa
ledBy Lê Thánh Tông NERFINISHED
location Champa NERFINISHED
Vijaya NERFINISHED
central Vietnam
opposingCommander Cham king Trà Toàn NERFINISHED
Trà Toàn NERFINISHED
partOf southward expansion of Đại Việt
precededBy earlier Đại Việt–Champa conflicts
regionAfterConquest incorporated into Đại Việt
result capture of Vijaya
collapse of Champa as a major independent kingdom
decisive Đại Việt victory
destruction of Vijaya
territorial expansion of Đại Việt into former Cham lands
significance key milestone in Vietnamese southward expansion (Nam tiến)
marked the effective end of Champa as a major regional power
target Cham capital Vijaya
year 1471

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southward expansion of Đại Việt (Nam tiến) keyEvent 1471 Vietnamese conquest of Vijaya