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Champa-Vietnam Conflict (1090s)
In the 1090s, the Champa kingdom and the Lý dynasty (Đại Việt) had ongoing border frictions and small-scale military clashes in the southern frontier.
Timeline
- 1091–1095Southern border of the Lý dynasty · VietnamAfter consolidating the Red River Delta, the Lý dynasty pushed southward, clashing with Champa in raiding and counter-raiding along the frontier, while exchanges of envoys were sometimes interrupted.
- 1096–1100Northern border of Champa · Mainland Southeast AsiaChampa forces raided Lý dynasty border defenses, and the Lý dynasty dispatched generals southward to counterattack. The fighting was limited in scale, but showed the Lý dynasty adopting a more active military posture toward Champa.
Sources
- 大越史记全书
- The Cham: Descendants of a Lost Civilization - Vickery — Michael Vickery