Evolution of The Vietnam Flag

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[@quyetpham8336]

Is a great video.But you forget Đại Nam(Nguyễn dynasty)flag.It is a flag ướt hết a blue border,a yellow background and a red circle in the middle

[@anbatoct-gg2ho]

i don't know engligh but video you very good 💯:))))

[@VyTrầnLâm]

I fond Viet Nam

[@HuyenHo-lk1il]

Yeah, I am Vietnamese

[@BeMe2k12]

Ngừi việt nè :)

[@SugarRiceMusic]

Same here

[@Adolph_shampoo]

Nanyue is Chinese domination too.

[@P.K.theOrdinaryCommenter]

This is good Vietnamese Flag video. But you forgot the Republic of South Vietnam Flag. As the yellow flag one.

[@vincentadelaide2223]

They forgot 2 flags

[@The_Unknown_One_stickfigure]

He meant the communist version of Vietnam

[@The_Unknown_One_stickfigure]

Oh, the yellow? It’s still the sqme

[@The_Unknown_One_stickfigure]

Same

[@Kakarot-PlantVegeta]

The Republic of Vietnam regime was created by the US to fight the spread of communism in Southeast Asia, it can be said to be a puppet state set up by the US.

[@hatruong6197]

1:29 When i get the yellow paper, then it's Nguyễn Dynasty flag easy

[@MarineCapboyTVOFFICIAL]

The history of the Vietnam flag reflects the country's complex and diverse past, from its ancient origins to its modern era. Here's an overview of its evolution over time: ### Early History (204 BC - 938 AD) During the period from 204 BC to 938 AD, Vietnam was not an independent entity as it is today. The region was often under Chinese domination, starting with the Qin Dynasty and later the Han Dynasty. There are few records of distinct flags or symbols representing Vietnam during this period as the region was largely considered part of China. ### Independence and Dynastic Periods (939 - 1858) In 939 AD, following the victory at the Battle of Bạch Đằng River, Vietnam gained independence from China under the leadership of Ngô Quyền. Over the centuries, various dynasties ruled Vietnam, each possibly having their own symbols or flags, although detailed records of these flags are scarce. - **Đinh Dynasty (968-980):** The earliest recorded dynasty in independent Vietnam. Specific details about flags from this period are not well-documented. - **Lý Dynasty (1009-1225):** During this period, Vietnam saw significant development. The royal flag may have featured dragons or phoenixes, common imperial symbols in East Asia. - **Trần Dynasty (1225-1400):** This period was marked by resistance against Mongol invasions. The Trần Dynasty likely used flags with imperial symbols similar to the Lý Dynasty. - **Lê Dynasty (1428-1789):** This dynasty restored Vietnamese rule after the Ming occupation. The Lê flag may have continued the use of traditional symbols like dragons. - **Tây Sơn Dynasty (1778-1802):** The Tây Sơn brothers, who led a rebellion and established their rule, may have had unique military flags, but specific details are limited. ### Nguyễn Dynasty (1802 - 1945) The Nguyễn Dynasty, established by Emperor Gia Long in 1802, was the last ruling dynasty of Vietnam. The flags during this period evolved and are better documented: - **Emperor Gia Long's Flag:** The earliest known Nguyễn flag featured a golden field with a red border, symbolizing the emperor’s mandate from heaven. - **Emperor Khải Định's Flag (1916-1925):** This flag had a yellow background with three red stripes, representing the three regions of Vietnam (North, Central, and South). ### French Colonial Period (1858 - 1954) During the French colonial period, Vietnam was part of French Indochina. The Vietnamese flag under French rule often incorporated elements of the French tricolor alongside traditional Vietnamese symbols. The colonial flags were primarily used for administrative purposes. ### Japanese Occupation (1940 - 1945) During World War II, Japan occupied Vietnam. The flag used during this period was largely symbolic and transitional, as Vietnam was under military occupation and not fully sovereign. ### Democratic Republic of Vietnam (1945 - 1976) After Japan's defeat in World War II, Hồ Chí Minh declared Vietnam's independence on September 2, 1945. The flag adopted for the newly proclaimed Democratic Republic of Vietnam (North Vietnam) featured a red background with a gold star in the center. The red symbolized revolution and bloodshed for independence, while the gold star represented the unity of workers, peasants, soldiers, intellectuals, and youth. ### Republic of Vietnam (1955 - 1975) The Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) was established in 1955. Its flag had a yellow background with three horizontal red stripes, representing the three regions of Vietnam. This flag symbolized the continuity of traditional Vietnamese culture and resistance against communist North Vietnam. ### Socialist Republic of Vietnam (1976 - Present) Following the fall of Saigon in 1975 and the subsequent reunification of North and South Vietnam, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam was officially established on July 2, 1976. The flag of unified Vietnam retained the design of the North Vietnamese flag: a red background with a central gold star Modern Period (1976 - 2024) The flag of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has remained unchanged since 1976. It continues to symbolize the country’s revolutionary heritage and socialist principles. Throughout the years, the flag has been prominently displayed in various national and international events, symbolizing Vietnam's identity and sovereignty. Conclusion The history of the Vietnam flag mirrors the nation’s tumultuous journey from ancient times through periods of colonization, war, and eventual reunification. Each iteration of the flag reflects significant historical and political changes, embodying the resilience and unity of the Vietnamese people.

[@KOROZUMILuz-zf9be]

The Qin Dynasty never successfully conquered Vietnam.

[@Mrpenguinlife2014]

Good

[@Sshdbr3hd]

🇹🇷🤝🇻🇳

[@binhnguyenthanh1528]

👍

[@mrKouhai]

Happy 79th birthday of the 🇻🇳 flag

[@Vietnam-countryball-1991]

Việt Nam: Nguyễn dynasty 1701-1871 Vietnamese Empire 1871-1918 N*zi Vietnam 1933-1945 Vietnam 1949-now South Vietnam 1949-1990

[@carlosjimenezp]

1:54 in 1975 to 1976 south Vietnam was also called viet cong. And you forgot cochinchina republic.

[@khangnguyentien5670]

Nice

[@Legendgaming-hu4cg]

Can you do with Greece

[@dinaricslav]

Already done: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqXSYX6tp5x2bbc&ab_channel=DinaricSlav

[@quyetpham8336]

Love ❤️ Vietnam 🇻🇳

[@TheStormYagiTyphoon]

I’m here

[@Taolaphong-u4u]

Wow

[@1702.3]

I am Vietnam🇻🇳

[@dongkhainguyen4546]

Quá hay

[@vietnamnhansu8984]

who lives in vietnam?

[@LietPhamVan-eh9gn]

Được đấy 😄🇻🇳👍

[@TuanPham-rh4ot]

I’m from Vietnam 🇻🇳

[@PhucduyNguyễn-g8d]

Không phải vì mượn của công 😅

[@NguyenTranThanhMay]

Cũng hay thế nhở☺️

[@trienhaohuynhle8242]

Tôi là người Việt Nam 🇻🇳🤝🇺🇸

[@thangnguyen-xm2kv]

TÔI ❤ VIỆT NAM

[@Channyda-p8p]

🚨

[@hungleviet5587]

Ai người Việt điểm danh

[@binhnguyenthanh1528]

Tôi

[@peng6522]

Tôi

[@BaoTu-ii5wj]

tôi

[@youpatkthai-Laopatpat]

evolution of maps of the thailand Fi

[@MrDennisDao]

có?

[@ThoiTruong-ex3to]

😊😊😊😊

[@MauTrong-mw8zf]

I am Vietnamese

[@khánhminh-d7i]

1:00

[@good_flomi_kit.1234]

I'm vietnam 🇻🇳

[@taitan1163]

What flag south vietnam???

[@MinhTrang8668TM]

Cờ ba que xỏ lá

[@PhuongLe-bo8gi]

Vn and cambuachia❤❤❤

[@ThuyNguyen-fu4vr]

Hong bang ( xích quy

[@KOROZUMILuz-zf9be]

👇👇👇

[@Khacanvu670]

I’m Vietnam 🇻🇳 flag

[@user-dz5mfghuu6]

The flag from 1778 to 1802 is exactly the same as one of Japan's historical flags.

[@Taolaphong-u4u]

Draw is so hard

[@vaninhhong4419]

I'm viêt nam🇻🇳

[@XenTrần-n6k]

U23 Việt Nam

[@nguyenlamtuan2624]

Vn mãi đỉnh

[@BắpCải-j9h]

Where Van lang

[@KOROZUMILuz-zf9be]

😢

[@ngoclong1502]

ê tui sống ở vietnam nha

[@BaoGia-fh4ct]

Tôi là Việt Nam

[@minhphuongphan594]

tôi là người Việt Nam và tôi thấy có vài chỗ là của Trung Qu#c chứ ko phải của Việt Nam

[@PhucLe-zy2jc]

vietnam is 2879 bc

[@Dragondang66]

I am việt nam

[@ResaAhmaddani]

ALos

[@Nk_hien14983]

Tôi cần giải thích

[@tiennguyen2731]

chao

[@Countryballs-TV-e2h]

Only Vietnamese can comment this video

[@KOROZUMILuz-zf9be]

😂😂😂

[@tie_l.y.s1302]

🇻🇳

[@TrongNhanTran-xo1vc]

thiếu Quần đảo HS , TS và phú quốc, cơn đảo

[@A03coreSamsung-be2ig]

Việt Nam Ksksmmdmsmsms

[@nuongtran3090]

Việt Nam mãi đĩnh🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🤝🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@NiemVenafgd]

Huh I think I will be in the weekend and the weekend and the weekend and the weekend 😢 you can get the weekend and the weekend 😢

[@thanhbinhthach9693]

Việt Nam cùng là con chau người trung quốc đúng không

[@KOROZUMILuz-zf9be]

What?

[@dotritai]

Thì ra là cũng đi ăn cướp đất của ng khác 😂😂😂

[@IZE6851]

😂😂😂

[@Zolomama]

is china

[@DungPham-wo2zv]

No, it is not

[@vardyjamie-kz6bn]

is your father

[@Adolph_shampoo]

french taught them nationlist and modified their language(delete chinese characters)

[@vardyjamie-kz6bn]

@@Adolph_shampoo but trash french also bullying and exploitation VN, afterthat these stupid guy was kicked out of VN by Vietnamese patriots

[@KOROZUMILuz-zf9be]

​@@Adolph_shampoois Nom, Sino-Vietnamese.

[@Nk_hien14983]

Hoàng Sa Trường Sa của chúng tôi đâu!

[@Nk_hien14983]

Hoàng sa Trường sa của chúng tôi đâu!!

[@Nk_hien14983]

Hoàng sa Trường sa của chúng tôi đâu!!!!!

[@Qx2710]

fake history😂

[@chihungtran1163]

no Your parents are fake

[@thynguyenhonganh3038]

Hay nhoà🎉🎉🎉

[@YozgatArslaner]

🇹🇷🤝🇻🇳

[@TiinLê]

Quá là hay

[@zontran9629]

Lý dynasty là cái cờ khó nhất của việt nam 🇻🇳

[@ROBLOXGIAHOA]

Cảm ơn người dẫ làm video này Thank you,you this is video

[@NguyenNgocVinh]

Từ Bắc Việt Nam Lịch sử năm 1945-2023

[@Tenge_tenge-e2m]

Không có hoàng sa trường sa à

[@هايتيمارادالمملكةالعربيةالسعود]

សួស្តីបងប្អូនវៀតណាមខ្ញុំមកពីកម្ពុជា❤❤

[@MinhTamNguyen-qp9um]

Chào

[@TrungNguyen-gq1rt]

Chào người anh em campuchia

[@aggrillmane2094]

Yo

[@mechungd5668]

Indeed a little misinformation there, the flag of south vietnam or republic of vietnam was different, it was a yellow flag with 3 red stripes. The flag that you havs shown is the vietcong flag, which are vietnamese soldiers in south vietnam fighting for the communist north vietnam or democratic republic of vietnam.

[@x1x1165]

Viết làm. Việt Nam

[@Duyduy-j1p]

Làm tốt rõ ràng

[@owenbigchue1346]

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

[@PhuongLe-bo8gi]

I❤love vn and malaysia❤❤❤

[@khangnguyentien5670]

I am vietnam

[@도훈귀신]

South Korea❤❤❤

[@MengHorGaming]

🇰🇭🤝🇻🇳🤝🇱🇦

[@owenbigchue1346]

Cabodia???

[@HoangYenNongPhuc-yf7tu]

Who hoang xa and truong xa ????????

[@TungPhuong-bo5fk]

What

[@AdibAdib-og3pc]

Don't forget our evolution of Bangladeshi flag

[@ytdthfttfggyude8876]

🇹🇭❤🇻🇳

[@khánhminh-d7i]

1:00 so big

[@KOROZUMILuz-zf9be]

😂😂😂