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Ngo Xuong Ngap

d. 954 · 10th century · Also known as Ngô Xương Ngập

Ngo Xuong Ngap was the eldest son of Ngo Quyen, founder of the Ngo dynasty in Vietnam. When Duong Tam Kha usurped the throne in 944 he went into hiding, and after his brother Ngo Xuong Van overthrew the usurper in 950 the two ruled jointly, Ngap with the title Thien Sach Vuong. His death in 954 left Xuong Van as sole ruler.

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Ngo dynasty

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