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Battle of Chi Lăng–Xương Giang
The Battle of Chi Lăng–Xương Giang was fought in late 1427 when the forces of Lê Lợi ambushed a Ming relief army marching south from China through the Chi Lăng pass, killing its commander Liu Sheng and then destroying the remaining troops at Xương Giang. The defeat led the Ming commander Wang Tong to agree to withdraw, ending Chinese rule in Vietnam.
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