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Please see the Cookies section of our Privacy Policy for more information. Skip to content Menu Heritage Line. History repeated itself when the Ho family defeated Tran Monarchy and took over the country. Ho royal family wanted to find and kill any and all of the Tran family members. At the end of the Ho era, fearing revenge from the next reign, members of the Ho family changed their last name to Nguyen so the enemy could not find them.
Similarly, in the 16th century, when Mac's reign was in the fall, Mac members all changed their last name to Nguyen for safety.
In the early years of the 19th century, Nguyen's reign ran the country, people of Trinh reign the previous royal family also changed their last name to Nguyen to avoid getting killed. During Nguyen's reign, people who had the same last name as the royal were more likely to receive more benefits.
Lots of people and prisoners took advantage of this by changing their last name to Nguyen. In the 19th century, Vietnam was a territory of the French. The Nguyen coalition is also making inroads in Australian politics: The Australian notes that three different people who carry the surname are running for the coalition in the lower house in September's elections, making it possible that Nguyen could be the most common name in Parliament.
Nguyen, a Chinese-based family name used by a royal dynasty dating from around the 11th century , is estimated by some to be used by around 40 percent of the total population of Vietnam. Nguyen may be a very popular name, but pronunciation lags behind: here's The Australian taking to the streets of Sydney to see how the average Aussie fares when attempting to pronounce the Vietnamese surname. Taking a Ferry in Vietnam. Renting a Car in Vietnam. How to Travel from Hanoi to Da Nang.
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