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Vietnamese warlord
Võ Duy Dương (武維楊; 1827–1866), also Thiên Hộ Dương (千戶楊) was a
Vietnamese
warlord who, after the submission of the
Vietnamese government to the French in 1862, continued to fight against the
French (1862-1866) in the
wetlands of
Đồng Tháp Mười, where he died of
disease.
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