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and confronted the Chinese. Linyi's elephant corps at first found some success against the invaders. Liu Fang then ordered troops to dig booby traps and covered them with camouflaged leaves and grass. The elephants alerted by traps, turning back and trampling on their own troops. Disarraying Cham
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basin. The Sui immediately set up an administration in Lâm Ấp and divided the country into 3 counties: Tỷ Ảnh, Hải Âm and Tượng Lâm. On the route back to China, the invading force was hit by an outbreak of disease which killed large numbers of the officers and men, including Liu Fang.
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The Sui effort to administer parts of Champa directly was short-lived. Sambuvarman reasserted his power and sent an embassy to the Sui to "acknowledge his fault." The Cham quickly regained independence during the troubles accompanying the
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army were then defeated by Chinese archers. The Chinese force broke through to the capital and pillaged the city. Among their spoils were eighteen golden tablets dedicated to the memory of the eighteen preceding
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with 27 battalions. Unprepared to resist an assault of this scale, Phật Tử heeded Fang's admonition to surrender and was sent to
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Wright, Arthur F. (1979), "The Sui dynasty (581–617)", in Twitchett, Denis Crispin; Fairbank, John King (eds.),
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In 601, the Chinese official Xi Linghu forwarded an imperial summons for Phật Tử to appear at
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library comprising 1,350 works in the local language, and an orchestra from a kingdom in the
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The Sui invasion of Champa consisted of a land force and a naval squadron led by Liu Fang.
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The Cambridge History of China: Sui and T'ang China, 589-906 AD, Part One. Volume 3
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early in 602, Xi was promptly arrested; he died while being taken north. In 602,
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was an immensely rich area, sparking the interest of Sui officials.
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in Jiaozhou accepted Sui overlordship. In 595, king
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Index

Sino–Cham war

Central Vietnam
Lâm Ấp
Sui dynasty
Sambhuvarman
Emperor Yang of Sui
Liu Fang
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Champa
First Sino–Cham war
Second Sino–Cham War
Third Sino–Cham war
Khmer–Cham wars
Kauthara (950)
Northern Champa (1074–1080)
Suryavarman II's wars (1128–1150)
Angkor (1177)
Khmer occupation (1190–1220)
Cham–Vietnamese wars
Hoa Lư (979)
Cham–Vietnamese War (982)
Amaravati (1044)
Vijaya (1069)
1104–1107
Chế Bồng Nga's war (1367–1390)
Battle of Vijaya
1400–1407

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