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Principality of Thuận Thành, commonly known to the Cham as Pänduranga or Prangdarang, neulogism Panduranga Champa, was the last Cham state that centered around the modern day city of Phan Rang in Central Vietnam. Both Thuận Thành of Vietnamese perspectives and Panduranga were mutually used to refer to the last Cham polity. The decline and fading of Champa did not happen in a short period. Instead, for a long period from the late 17th century to 1832, Panduranga had been confined as an ad hoc client state of various Vietnamese dominions, but still maintained its faint independence. After a Cham revolt in 1692–94 and pressures from Cham king Po Saktiraydapatih, Southern Vietnamese lord Nguyễn Phúc Chu abolished his annexation of Panduranga and revived the Champa kingdom under the byname of T

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rdfs:label	Principality of Thuận Thành (en) Principauté de Thuận Thành (fr) 順城鎮 (zh)
rdfs:comment	La principauté de Thuận Thành (vietnamien : Thuận Thành trấn) est un protectorat fondé en 1695 par Po Saktiraydapatih à Phan Rang - Tháp Chàm (Panduranga) dans l'actuelle province de Ninh Thuận du Viêt Nam. * Portail du Viêt Nam * Portail de l'époque moderne * Portail du XIXe siècle (fr) 顺城镇（越南语：Thuận Thành trấn／順城鎮），越南阮主和阮朝在占婆地域设立的行政建制。 1471年，越南后黎朝攻破占城首都佛逝，立占城王族为傀儡国王，以极南端的宾童龙之地封之。1592年，后黎朝的郑主和阮主开始对立割据。1691年，賓童龍占城國国王婆争聚兵攻打延宁府。阮主阮福淍派阮有镜领兵賓童龍，生擒婆争及其亲属等，囚于玉盏山。1692年，改賓童龍占城国为顺城镇，在庯谐、潘切、潘里、潘郎驻军。1697年八月，改顺城镇为平顺府，以婆争的弟弟继婆子为勘理。十二月，清朝人阿班占据賓童龍占婆反，被阮有镜镇压。1712年，阮主和占城人签订《议定五条》，封繼婆子为顺城镇藩王。西山起义后，顺城镇归降西山朝，一度抗击反攻广南的旧阮军。旧阮灭西山，建立阮朝，镇王阮文昭归附旧阮，阮福映废镇王称号，以阮文豪为镇守。明命初，改为顺成镇。明命十三年（1832年）十月，明命帝改土归流，署理副镇守阮文承上疏表示同意。阮朝废顺成镇，改为宁顺府，增設綏定縣、綏豐縣2縣，綏定縣劃歸管轄，咸順府安福縣劃歸管轄。 (zh) Principality of Thuận Thành, commonly known to the Cham as Pänduranga or Prangdarang, neulogism Panduranga Champa, was the last Cham state that centered around the modern day city of Phan Rang in Central Vietnam. Both Thuận Thành of Vietnamese perspectives and Panduranga were mutually used to refer to the last Cham polity. The decline and fading of Champa did not happen in a short period. Instead, for a long period from the late 17th century to 1832, Panduranga had been confined as an ad hoc client state of various Vietnamese dominions, but still maintained its faint independence. After a Cham revolt in 1692–94 and pressures from Cham king Po Saktiraydapatih, Southern Vietnamese lord Nguyễn Phúc Chu abolished his annexation of Panduranga and revived the Champa kingdom under the byname of T (en)
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