Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Nam quốc sơn hà (The Southern country) was a famous historical Vietnamese poem written in 1077 by General Lý Thường Kiệt, asserting the sovereignty of Viet Nam's rulers over its lands. This poem was first recited on the Nhu Nguyet river (site of an ancient Vietnamese riverine defense system) when Viet Nam fought against the invasion of a Chinese dynasty. Legend had it that this poem was spoken by God for a Viet victory 宋朝 over the Song invasion. The poem was instrumental to Viet morale, leading to a complete victory by General Ly Thuong Kiet's forces 宋朝 and securing the independence of Viet Nam.In recent times, this same poem was often recited to show anti-Chinese sentiments by Vietnamese citizens when China began oil exploration in historically Vietnamese marine areas. It is written in the form of an oracle. This poem is one of the best known Lý Dynasty poems, and is considered the first Vietnamese Declaration of independence. It became an emblematic poem for study in the early independence movement alongside the plea of Trần Hưng Ðạo to fight against the Mongols, Hịch tướng sĩ."@en }
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- Nam_quốc_sơn_hà abstract "Nam quốc sơn hà (The Southern country) was a famous historical Vietnamese poem written in 1077 by General Lý Thường Kiệt, asserting the sovereignty of Viet Nam's rulers over its lands. This poem was first recited on the Nhu Nguyet river (site of an ancient Vietnamese riverine defense system) when Viet Nam fought against the invasion of a Chinese dynasty. Legend had it that this poem was spoken by God for a Viet victory 宋朝 over the Song invasion. The poem was instrumental to Viet morale, leading to a complete victory by General Ly Thuong Kiet's forces 宋朝 and securing the independence of Viet Nam.In recent times, this same poem was often recited to show anti-Chinese sentiments by Vietnamese citizens when China began oil exploration in historically Vietnamese marine areas. It is written in the form of an oracle. This poem is one of the best known Lý Dynasty poems, and is considered the first Vietnamese Declaration of independence. It became an emblematic poem for study in the early independence movement alongside the plea of Trần Hưng Ðạo to fight against the Mongols, Hịch tướng sĩ.".