Lý Nhân Tông

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Lý Nhân Tông, or Lý Nhon Ton, (1066-1127) was the emperor of Vietnam from 1072 to 1127. His was born Lý Càn Đức but known in most historical records by his temple name of Lý Nhân Tông.

He was the fourth ruler of the Lý , the dynasty that is considered to have started a golden era in Vietnamese history.

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Categories: 1066 births | 1127 deaths | Vietnamese emperors | Child rulers from Asia | Vietnamese people stubs | Asian royalty stubs

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