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Annam literal meaning "Pacified South," is a region of central Vietnam that fell under Chinese rule in 111 BC as Annan (安南). Known locally as Trung Bộ, meaning "Central Boundary", it was formerly a kingdom with its capital at Hu?. It had been seized by the France|French by 1884. The other two Vietnamese regions that were first under the Chinese rule, then the French after the Franco-Chinese War, are Cochin China and Tonkin. The earliest printed book of Vietnam was published in 1335: the 20-volume An Nam Ch? Lược (The Concise Records of Annam, 《安南志略》), written by Le Tac|L? Tắc (黎崱 li4 ce4). The name gave rise to the Annamitic Chain (la Cha?ne Annamitique), also translated as Cordillera, Ridge, Mountains, a 1100-km with a height of 2958 metres, that divides Vietnam and Laos. SEAsia-geo-stub Category:Vietnam de:Annam fr:Annam nl:Annam no:Annam ja:アンナム pl:Annam fi:Annam This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Annam".
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