WHO'S WHO IN VIET NAM HISTORY?

Hong Bang
1(2879BC)	Hùng Dương	Lộc Tục	National Founder
2	Hùng Hiền	Sùng Lãm
3	Hùng Lân
4	Hùng Việp
5	Hùng Hy
6	Hùng Huy
7	Hùng Chiêu
8	Hùng Vỹ
9	Hùng Định
10	Hùng Hy
11	Hùng Trinh
12	Hùng Võ
13	Hùng Việt
14	Hùng Anh
15	Hùng Triều
16	Hùng Tạo
17	Hùng Nghi
18(258BC)	Hùng Duệ

Kinh Duong Vuong reigns over the Xich Quy kingdom that spread in the North up to the Blue river; in the South to Central Viet Nam; in the West up to Sseutch'ouan; and in the East as far as the sea. The Hong Bang dynasty that reigns over the Van Lang kingdom situated in Tonquin and in the Northern part of Central Viet Nam.

The Thuc dynasty
257-208	An Dương Vương	Thục Phán

The Trieu dynasty
207-136	Triệu Vũ Vương	Triệu Đà
136-124	Dương Văn Vương	Triệu Hồ
124-112	Triệu Minh Vương	Triệu Anh Tề
112	Triệu Ai Vương	Triệu Hưng
111BC	Triệu Dương Vương	Triệu Kiến Đức

Chinese general Tch'ao To (Trieu Da) who reigns over the Nan-yue (Nam Viet) kingdom with capital at Fan-yu, subdued the Au Lac kingdom. He founded the Trieu dynasty that reigns at Fan-yu. In Tonquin (Kiao-tche, Giao Chi), legend of My Chau and Trong Thuy attached to the Co Loa capital (Phuc Yen province).

Trung Nu Vuong
39-43AD	Trưng Nữ Vương	Trưng Trắc & Nhị	First queens

Trung Trac and Trung Nhi, In 39, when two widows of local aristocrats, the Trung sisters, led an uprising against foreign rule. The revolt was briefly successful, and the older sister, Trung Trac, established herself as ruler of an independent state. Chinese armies returned to the attack, however, and in 43 Viet Nam was reconquered.

Trieu Thi Trinh, fought for Viet Nam's independence against China in 248. Defeated at the age of 23, she committed suicide.

The earlier Ly and Trieu
544-548	Lý Nam Đế	Lý Bôn	Thiên Đức
549-555	Lý Đào LAng Vương		Thiên Bảo
549-570	Triệu Việt Vương	Triệu Quang Phục
571-602	Hậu Lý Nam Đế		Lý Phật Tử

(from viettouch)