Chinese invasions of Vietnam
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Chinese invasions of Vietnam have occurred throughout Vietnam's 5000-year history:
- 1984: Sino-Vietnamese War (1984-1988)
- 1979: Sino-Vietnamese War
- 1945: August Revolution#Proclamation of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
- 1865: Haw wars
- 1789: Tây Sơn Dynasty#Defeat of the Manchu
- 1788: Ten Great Campaigns#The Campaign in Vietnam
- 1537: Trịnh Lords#The Trịnh-Nguyễn Alliance
- 1427: Battle of Chi Lăng
- 1407: Fourth Chinese domination (History of Vietnam)
- 1287: Battle of Bach Dang (1288)
- 1284: Trần Hưng Đạo#The second Mongol invasion
- 1257: Tran Thai Tong
- 1075: Lý Dynasty#Resistance against the Song
- 981: Battle of Bach Dang (981)
- 938: Battle of Bach Dang River (938)
- 602: Third Chinese domination (History of Vietnam)
- 544: Lý Nam Đế
- 43 AD: Second Chinese domination (History of Vietnam)
- 111 BC: First Chinese domination (History of Vietnam)
- 208 BC: Triệu Dynasty
- 218 BC: Trieu Da
- 221 BC: An Dương Vương
- 258 BC: Văn Lang
- Approximately between 22nd–21st century BC: Hồng Bàng Dynasty
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