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	Cochinchina (Indochina) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Seems that was an older ensign of the Annam Emperors: yellow (as China) with serrated ribbon.
		But after the establishment of the protectorate the ensign was little (or never) used in Cochinchina, and disappeared also in Annam before c.
		A flag similar to the Cochinchina flag (it appears to have a dragon in the center) is depicted in a fl and white picture engraving on a University of Richmond website dealing with Vietnam in particular about the Trung sisters who led a rebellion against the Chinese between 39-40 AD.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/vn_i-ccn.html (262 words)

	Cochinchina - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cochinchina, from Cochin China (known locally as Nam Kỳ, meaning "southern region"), in French: Cochinchine) was the southernmost part of Vietnam beside Cambodia.
		In 1864 it was declared the French colony of Cochinchina.
		French Indochina (Annam, Cochinchina, Cambodia-Kampuchea, Laos, Tonkin)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cochin_China (397 words)

	Cochinchina - Resultados de la búsqueda - MSN Encarta
		Cochinchina - Resultados de la búsqueda - MSN Encarta
		Cochinchina, región de Indochina que comprende el área del delta del Mekong al sureste de Vietnam, limitada por Camboya, el golfo de Siam y el mar...
		La moderna nación de Vietnam abarca las regiones históricas de Tonkín, Annam y Cochinchina.
	es.encarta.msn.com /Cochinchina.html (100 words)

	Cathechism
		Arriving in Tonkin and Cochinchina on Portuguese ships, and presented to the lords of the two countries with great reverence by the Portuguese merchants and military officers, de Rhodes and his fellow missionaries would have had a difficult time distinguishing themselves from their compatriots, at least in the eyes of the local authorities.
		During his one year and a half stay in Cochinchina, de Rhodes' apostolic activities were rather meager, his main occupation being the study of the language.
		Already in 1620, the Jesuits in Cochinchina had already produced a catechism in Vietnamese written in chu nom, that is, the popular or demotic script in which Chinese characters are borrowed and altered to render the meaning of the Vietnamese words.
	members.cox.net /vientrietdao/phancho/daclo.html (7989 words)

	NationMaster.com - Encyclopedia: Cochinchina
		Cochin China (also known as Cochinchina or in French, Cochinchine) was the southernmost part of Vietnam beside Cambodia.
		Cochin China (also known as Cochinchina Chu Nom 交趾支那 or in French, Cochinchine) was the southernmost part of Vietnam beside Cambodia.
		Cochin was named after the unknown realm south of the Five Mountain Ranges (五嶺) in the legendary time of Sanhuangwudi.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Cochinchina (1711 words)

	flag of Indochina (Cochinchina) flags
		In 1861 provinces surrounding Saigon were captured and in the Treaty of Saigon (1862), Emperor Tu Duc ceded the provinces surrounding Saigon to the French, the region being renamed Cochinchina.
		Cochinchina originally appears to have referred to the area between India and China, not to a specific location.
		A flag similar to the Cochinchina flag (it appears to have a dragon in the center) is depicted in B-W picture engraving on a University of Richmond website dealing with Vietnam in particular about the Trung sisters who led a rebellion against the Chinese between 39-40 AD.
	www.flags-of-the-world.net /flags/vn-inchn.html (1618 words)

	Untitled Document
		- Most of the mails sent from Cochinchina to overseas in the beginning period were transfered by ship and passed either the mail route of the England by via Singapore (the treaty of military co-operation between the French and the England).
		However, in the beginning of the period, the receiving and sending mails, information seemed to be something unfamiliar to the public, therefore, most of the mails then were from the French Armed Forces in Cochinchina to France or from other French colony soldiers send to his mothercountry.
		The French millitary post offices in some provinces and towns in Cochinchina were marked by the cancellation “CCN” followed with it’s number (there are 8 numbers, marking from “CCN1” to “CCN8”) ; it is very difficult to find the internal civil mail then.
	www.philatelyvietnam.com /generalcolony1.htm (725 words)

	VietnamJournal - Vietnam Journal
		After eighteen months of missionary work in Cochinchina, during which time de Rhodes learned the Cochinchinese-Tonkinese or Vietnamese language and familiarized himself with the religions, customs, and government of the country, he was recalled by his superiors to Macao, in preparation for a move in 1627 to Tonkin.
		Because of his accomplishment in transcribing the language, which influenced the cultural development of Cochinchina and Tonkin in various significant ways, making it possible, for example, for the Vietnamese to interact more easily with European countries, using the Latin alphabet, 10 de Rhodes is even now remembered and highly esteemed in Vietnam.
		De Rhodes was also familiar by this time with the methods of the religious and philosophical leaders in Cochinchina and Tonkin; he knew how heavily the Confucian apologists in particular relied on logical, systematic reasoning in their philosophical and theological disputations, and he knew how to confute their arguments, using the same technique.
	www.vietnamjournal.org /article.php?sid=124 (7420 words)

	Sects, Drugs & Warrior Monks : Auxiliary Forces of the French in Vietnam, 1945-54
		The rather complicated political situation in Cochinchina made this easier as the Viet Minh, whose power base lay in far away Tonkin, was a relatively minor nationalist group in the south.
		By the end of World War 2, they were in fact the main nationalist group in Cochinchina and, in order to play down their association with the Japanese, decided to side with the Viet Minh, then a weak force which they thought would be easily manipulated.
		Cochinchina in the 1920s and 1930s featured a criminal underworld based in and around the marshy lowlands southeast of Cholon.
	indochine54.free.fr /cefeo/auxilia.html (3220 words)

	BVOM.COM - Vietnamese History
		Cochinchina at first came under a military government, then later a civil governor with a civic council elected by civil servants and naturalized French.
		In Cochinchina, patriotic activity manifested itself in the early years of the century by the creation of underground societies.
		In 1916, underground societies in Cochinchina tried to attack several administrative centers, including the central prison in Saigon and the residence of the local French governor.
	www.bvom.com /resource/vn_history.asp?pContent=Modern_History (2758 words)

	flag of Indochina (Cochinchina) flags
		After WWII Cochinchina was briefly re-formed as a French Overseas Territory (1946-49) before joining Vietnam.
		Is this flag the official flag of the Colony of Cochinchina?
		Perhaps the viceroy used his own standard but that is not know for me. I believe that no specific flag for Tonkin was never reported.
	www.flagsflagsflags.net /flags/vn-inchn.php (1618 words)

	Cochinchina State (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Cochinchina is a term applied to a puppet state in central China during the Second Japanese-Chinese War (1937-1945).
		It was established by Wang Chingwei who became head of state of the Japanese supported collaborationist government based in Nanjing.
		The purpose of this control was alleguedly to impeded the monetry depreciation of Yen so as to maintain strength of Japanese currency on the continent.
	cochinchina-state.area51.ipupdater.com (1565 words)

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		Belloso and Blas Ruiz persuaded him to go at least to Cochinchina, where the galley seized when Governor Gomez Perez was killed was said to have been taken, and where were the royal standard and the artillery carried aboard the galley, and for which he should ask.
		Captain Gallinato's fleet remained in Cochinchina negotiating with the king of Tunquin for the royal standard and the artillery of the galley, as above stated, for the galley was lost upon that coast, and this king had the rest in his possession.
		Captain and Sargento-mayor Gallinato crossed from Cochinchina to Manila in the flagship of his fleet, and informed Don Francisco Tello whom he found governing, of the events of his expedition; and that Blas Ruyz and Diego Belloso had gone by land to Lao from Cochinchina in search of King Langara of Camboja.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext04/8phip10.txt (18731 words)

	Chronology of Cambodian History, 1940-1949
		Reports say 20 native policemen were killed in new native uprising in western Cochinchina during a lull in the fighting on the Indochinese-Thai border.
		Cochinchina's Territorial Assembly votes for union with Vietnam, repudiating French plans for a semi-autonomous Cochinchinese state.
		French National Assembly approves a measure changing the status of Cochinchina from a French colony to an autonomous member of the Indochinese group within the French Commonwealth.
	www.geocities.com /khmerchronology/1940.htm (1922 words)

	Talk:Wang Jingwei - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cochinchina refers to a part of southern Vietnam.
		I had always understood the formal name of the Nanjing government to have simply been the "State of China".
		Miren,sobre la verdaderamente dudosa cuestion del nombre del"estado" que administro el lider chino- projapones de Wang Chingwei,llamado "Cochinchina" dire algunas cosas,que ojala mi amigo hubiera podido haber dicho,en mas detalle:
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Wang_Jingwei (759 words)

	Annam and its minor currency
		This state consists at the present day of the two Kingdoms of Tunquin and Cochinchina, of the Kingdom of [] Chiem-thanh or Ciampa, and of a part of the Kingdom of Khmer or Cambodia.
		Ciampa, a Malayan state, and during six centuries the abode of thieves and pirates, was conquered in 1471 by the Annamese army.
		The French colony of Lower Cochinchina is situated within the territories of the kingdom of Khmer annexed by Annam in 1758.
	www.art-hanoi.com /toda/02.html (859 words)

	Byinternationallaw, Cambodia Is Still The Owner Of - Asia Finest Discussion Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		The former French colony of Cochinchina was established in territory belonging to Cambodia.
		Despite strong Cambodian protests, the Cochinchina territory which had been illegally acquired by the French as a possession obtained from a party who was not their owner, was ceded to Viet-Nam by France as a result of a unilateral decision and a French legislative act.
		As to the problem of access to the sea, international solutions were found in the case of the Polish corridor and port of Dantzig on the one hand and the territories of Memel and the port Memel on the other.
	www.asiafinest.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=11256 (4746 words)

	Vietnam War Internet Project
		In Cochinchina, up until surfacing in April 1945, the ICP continued to operate largely underground and without much regard for the Viet Minh mantle; in Annam and Tonkin, however, all ICP undertakings were given Viet Minh identity.
		In Cochinchina, however, the Viet Minh were able to gain only tenuous control of Saigon and its environs.
		At that juncture, the ICP in Cochinchina was in a particularly vulnerable position.
	www.vwip.org /pentagon/v1-4.php (2908 words)

	Vietnam Colonial Administration
		Vietnamese, however, were appointed only to the lower levels of the bureaucracy established to administer the new colony.
		In 1887 France formally established the Indochinese Union, comprising the colony of Cochinchina and the protectorates of Annam, Tonkin, and Cambodia, with Laos being added as a protectorate in 1893.
		By 1930 more than 80 percent of the riceland in Cochinchina was owned by 25 percent of the landowners, and 57 percent of the rural population were landless peasants working on large estates.
	www.country-studies.com /vietnam/colonial-administration.html (928 words)

	Vietnam Under French Rule
		In 1863 Admiral de la Grandiere, the governor of Cochinchina (as the French renamed Nam Bo), forced the Cambodian king to accept a French protectorate over that country, claiming that the Treaty of Saigon had made France heir to Vietnamese claims in Cambodia.
		In June 1867, the admiral completed the annexation of Cochinchina by seizing the remaining three western provinces.
		With Cochinchina secured, French naval and mercantile interests turned to Tonkin (as the French referred to Bac Bo).
	www.country-studies.com /vietnam/under-french-rule.html (835 words)

	Pacific Affairs: Nguyen Cochinchina: Southern Vietnam in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		NGUYEN COCHINCHINA: Southern Vietnam in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries.
		The author is especially good at reconstructing the complex seventeenth-century Asian trading world in which the Vietnamese south ("Cochinchina," the "Inner Region") was deeply involved, in contrast to the more agrarian Vietnamese north.
		She proposes that the trade, far from being filtered through a court monopoly as in the north, spread to Cochinchina commoners, creating a high local standard of living.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa3680/is_200101/ai_n8953418 (365 words)

	CARAWEB >> Kampuchea Krom
		Cambodia is interested in Geneva Conference for two reasons, In the first place she has been involved in the war against Viet-Minh, who, having spread insecurity in her territory, have recently invaded one of her provinces in the North.
		It is not possible to use this argument even basing it on the apparent passivity of the Cambodian sovereigns during the periods of internal troubles and during the French Protectorate.
		Cochinchina (south viet-nam) cannot therefore be compared with Louisiana, ceded by France to the United States in 1803, nor with Alaska ceded by Russia to United States in 1867, nor with the Carolinas ceded by spain to Germany in 1899.
	www.caraweb.org /articles/kampuchea_krom.html (2642 words)

	1861 French Conquest of Saigon: Battle of the Ky Hoa Forts
		France had displayed an often fickle interest in Vietnam for more than two centuries, especially in the southern region of Cochinchina, which was made up of the six rich but sparsely inhabited provinces the Vietnamese had seized from the neighboring kingdom of Cambodia.
		Yet Cochinchina managed to produce a large surplus of rice that was vital to the rest of Vietnam.
		This large earth-and-masonry fort, the most important in Cochinchina, was located about 800 meters from the Saigon River (just to the southwest of what is now the National Zoo) and on the south side of Thi Nghe Creek.
	historynet.com /vn/bl-battle-ky-hoa-forts (3958 words)

	Chehada - North Africans in Indochina
		Relieved the BM/7e RTA in Cochinchina, and operated in Thu Dau Mot and Ben Cat until 01/54, when it was moved to Seno (Laos).
		Initially in Cochinchina, where it was used as a mobile bn, then served in Tonkin from 17/01/51 with GM7 at Sept Pagodes, before being assigned to Annam in 07/51, where it operated against the VM 95th bn until 23/11/52.
		Initially in Cochinchina, then served in Tonkin, Cambodia (summer of 1953), Tonkin again, and was sent to Luang Prabang (Laos) with GM 7 in 02/54, taking part in the defence of the Seno base before regrouping at Pakse.
	indochine54.free.fr /cefeo/chehada.html (3452 words)

	Balance of payment of Vietnam under French rule
		In Cochinchina, native population civil status appeared as early as 1883, in consequence of a decree that introduced compulsory registration of births, weddings and deaths by local authorities.
		Despite of hard penal measures (in case of absence or misrepresentation) and of a control by authorities, the figures provided were not entirely satisfactory and do not account for regular kept registers in all of the provinces.
		In addition, Catholic missions, by their involvement in ceremonies such as christenings, weddings or burials, provide complementary information on vital rates that can be used to improve and reconstruct data on Annam and Tonkin.
	www.ier.hit-u.ac.jp /COE/Japanese/discussionpapers/DP98.7/I-Sources.htm (1896 words)

	Vietnam (2) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		layperson of the apostolic vicariate of North Cochinchina; married
		layperson of the apostolic vicariate of East Cochinchina; catechist
		13) MAđALêNA HU layperson of the apostolic vicariate of East Cochinchina; married
	newsaints.faithweb.com /martyrs/Vietnam2.htm (534 words)

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