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Panduranga

Panduranga was the southernmost region of Champa, around modern Phan Rang and Phan Thiết in south-central Vietnam. After the Vietnamese conquest of Vijaya in 1471 it became the last centre of Cham kingship, surviving as a vassal of the Nguyễn lords and later of the Nguyễn dynasty until its final annexation in 1832.

Panduranga
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ChampaNguyen lords

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