Международная научная конференция ЮВА в СПбГУ-65

Международная научная конференция, посвященная 65-й годовщине начала изучения языков ЮВА в нашей стране 362 Le Vu Truong Qiang, Duong Quang Hiep organize the Nguyen army and navy .”[11] These people were ordained, used for a time for the Nguyen. However, the dynasties of Gia Long and Minh Mang did not really enjoy their presence and gradually eliminated them. However, the French government still remembered the Treaty of 1787 as if it were French assistance to Nguyen Anh in Vietnam, and there was no longer any good evidence for that, but they kept it to force the Nguyen to make certain concessions. We can find that the behavioural manner uses the power of theWest to drive away otherWestern forces (type of Johor) or to gain interests (type of Siamese) or to borrow the force to drive away the domestic opponent forces (type of Nguyen Dynasty) have made the relationship between the West and some Southeast Asian countries interdependent at some point. This form of association and alliance is transitory, unsustainable and all have historical consequences for each relationship. 4. Toughly reacting by military actions and fulfilling war to respond threats The intimidating diplomatic actions and then the power of cannons and warships to attempt to invade the colony made the Southeast Asian political subjects unacceptable. One of the first military-colored behaviors erupted when the Kingdom of Melaka dealt with the Portuguese attack in 1511. This can be seen as the earliest clash and Melaka was put in a state of passive status. The people of Melaka fought stubbornly and collapsed after a month of besieged by the Portuguese guns and overwhelming potential. Melaka became one of the territories of Southeast Asia first invaded by the West. Despite this, the sons of Melaka’s last Muslim monarch founded the Muslim kingdoms at various locations on the peninsula: the Perak Muslim Kingdom in the north, the Johor Muslim Kingdom in the south. After Melaka’s collapse, the three sides fought to gain control of the Melaka Strait for decades. The Kingdom of Aceh was one of the leading countries against Portugal after 1526. From 1529–1587, the Acehs tried continuously to recapture Melaka from Portugal. According to D. Hall, their greatest