General History of Vietnam and History of Vietnam are chronicles of Vietnam, written in classical Chinese and Chinese, and are also the most important history books for studying Vietnamese history. This book was compiled by warrior Lian Zi after Li Sheng Zong Hongde's period (1470- 1497), and contains legends and historical facts since Pang Hong's period. Finally, in 1697, Li Nuo was responsible for adding it after Li Jiazong's An Deyu period (1675).

2. Yue Shi Zi Zhi Tong Jian

The Outline of Vietnamese History is one of the important history books in Vietnam, with a total of 53 volumes, which are chronicled in classical Chinese. In the eighth year of Ruan Yi's four virtues (1856), Pan Qingjin began to compile it, and it was published in the first year of Ruan Jianzong's Fu Jian (1884) after several revisions.

3, "Da Shi Nan Lu"

Da Nan Lu is a chronicle and official chronicle work compiled by the National History Museum of Nguyen Dynasty in Vietnam, with a total of 584 volumes and written in classical Chinese.

4. General history of Vietnam

General History of Vietnam is a book edited by Guo Zhenduo and Zhang Xiaomei and published by Renmin University of China Press. National social science research "Ninth Five-Year Plan" key topic. This book mainly discusses the primitive society (brief) and feudal society (detailed) of Vietnam. From ancient times until the end of 19, Vietnam lost its power and became a French colony, systematically and accurately expounding the history of Vietnam for more than 2,000 years.

5. "Zhanpo History"

The History of Champa, also known as the History of the Kingdom of Champa, is a historical document about the ancient country of Champa (located in the south-central part of modern Vietnam), which was published by the Frenchman George Maspero (also translated into Ma Bole) from 19 10 to13 years. This book is not only the history of Zhan Po, but also an important history book for studying Vietnamese history.