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Battle of Bô Cô
The Battle of Bô Cô was fought in late 1408 in what is now Nam Định province, Vietnam, between the Later Tran forces of Emperor Gian Dinh and a Ming army under Mu Sheng. The Vietnamese, led by the generals Dang Tat and Nguyen Canh Chan, won a major victory, killing the Ming minister Liu Jun. Gian Dinh failed to follow it up and soon had both generals executed.
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