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A historical note. Tu Duc's tomb is at a site called "Van Nien" (10,000 years) and during its construction, there was a popular folk verse " Vạn Niên là Vạn Niên nào, Thành xây xương lính, hào đào máu dân," which can be translated as "What 10,000 year is Van Nien???, [when] walls were built with soldiers' bones, and moats were filled with workers' blood". The first is a wordplay: Van Nien is a name, which also means 10,000 years, a salute to the emperor equivalent with "long live the king." So, the author asked rhetorically and satirically: "what 10,000 years [emperor] is Van Nien?". The construction was so costly and inflicted tremendous suffering, and was described by the second verse "The walls were built with soldiers' bones, the moats were filled with commoner workers' blood." This happened while Vietnam was being defeated badly in the North and South by France, and the country was in turmoil as the Nguyen Dynasty was a mere puppet, deluding themselves as royalty, while the Vietnamese people were subjected to abject misery under the French colonists' rule. There was a rebellion in 1866 associated with the tomb construction, and the revolutionists wanted to fight against the French, while modernizing Vietnam to catch up with the rest of the world - (roughly in the same time frame as the Meiji Restoration in Japan, which officially started in 1868). They failed, all were executed by Tu Duc. Vietnam's fate was sealed, and Vietnam plunged into one and half centuries of darkness to this day.

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