Is Lac Long Quan King Hung?

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According to "Dai Viet Su Luoc" and other documents, this dynasty was passed down through 18 kings, starting with Kinh Duong Vuong and ending with Hung Due Vuong. Lac Long Quan, whose real name was Sung Lam, also known as Hung Hien Vuong (Hung Vuong the 2nd generation), was born in Binh Thin year (2825 BC), ascended the throne at the age of 33, and reigned for a total of 269 years, from Mau Ty year (2793 BC) to Binh Thin year (2525 BC).
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Trieu Thi Trinh
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Princess Y Lan
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Mi Nuong
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Au Co
In legends, Au Co was a beautiful fairy who lived on high mountains. And her marriage to Lac Long Quan, giving birth to 100 children, turned the Vietnamese people into the descendants of the Dragon and the Fairy.
Au Co (2825–2520 BC) is a character in Vietnamese legend. Along with the great legends about Lac Long Quan, Au Co is considered the ancestor of the Vietnamese people. Her story with Lac Long Quan is recorded as a legend and myth in the first chapter of Linh Nam Chich Quai. This legend was first considered as official history and recorded as a chronicle in Dai Viet Su Ky Toan Thu during the Later Le Dynasty, but was not included in the older history book Dai Viet Su Luoc during the Tran Dynasty.

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Hung Vi Vuong
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Hung King
Hung Quoc Vuong was born in the year of Canh Ngo (2570 BC), of the Can branch, his real name was Lan Lang, the eldest son of Lac Long Quan and Au Co, stayed in Phong Chau to succeed his father. He founded the third dynasty. He changed the name of Xich Quy country to Van Lang.
Hung King ascended the throne at the age of 18, and reigned for 272 years, from Dinh Ty (2524 BC) to 2253 BC.
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King Hung Due
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King Hung Hien

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Unicorn
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God of Thunder
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Fairy
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Dragon
According to the legend of the Dragon's Descendants, King Lac Long Quan, a descendant of the Dragon, married Fairy Au Co. Lac Long Quan and Au Co were both noble gods who gave birth to a sac containing a hundred eggs, which hatched into a hundred children.
One day, Lac Long Quan felt that he could not live on land forever, so he said goodbye to Au Co and took his fifty children to the sea, she took her fifty children to the mountains. The eldest son followed Au Co to become king, took the title Hung Vuong, established the capital in Phong Chau, and named the country Van Lang. For more than ten generations, the kings all took the title Hung Vuong. Because of this story, when referring to their origins, Vietnamese people often call themselves descendants of the Dragon and Fairy.
The ancient Vietnamese history book Dai Viet Su Ky Toan Thu also recorded a similar legend, but omitted the element of a hundred eggs in a sac, and only mentioned Au Co and Lac Long Quan giving birth to a hundred children.

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World cultural heritage
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Intangible Heritage of Humanity
On December 6, 2012, UNESCO officially recognized the Hung King worship in Phu Tho as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity. This is a very important event for the Vietnamese people, demonstrating the strength of great solidarity in the process of building and defending the country for thousands of years of our people.
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World documentary heritage
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World Natural Heritage