An Dương Vương: Perbedaan antara revisi

[[Berkas:AnDuongVuong, crop.jpg|150px|jmpl|ka|Patung An Duong Vuong, penguasa Vietnam (257 - 207 SM) di kota Ho Chi Minh distrik 5]]

 

Masa kehidupan tokoh ini tidak jelas karena satu-satunya informasi yang diberikan oleh catatan tertulis adalah namanya, yang tampaknya menghubungkannya dengan negara kuno [[Shu (negara)|Shu]] di wilayah yang sekarang [[Sichuan]], ditaklukkan oleh [[Dinasti Qin]] pada 316 SM.{{sfn|Taylor|1983|p=19}}{{sfn|Terry F. Kleeman|1998|p=24}} Ini juga merupakan pandangan tradisional sejarawan Tiongkok dan Vietnam. Tetapi, ada beberapa masalah yang melekat dalam menerima pandangan tradisional ini.{{sfn|O’Harrow|1979|p=148}} Banyak tawarikh termasuk ''Catatan Wilayah Luar Provinsi Jiao'',<ref name=gc>Seperti kutipan dalam [[Shui Jing Zhu]] [[Li Daoyuan]],[https://zh.wikisource.org/wiki/%E6%B0%B4%E7%B6%93%E6%B3%A8/37 Vol. 37]</ref> ''[[Đại Việt sử lược]]'', ''[[Đại Việt sử ký toàn thư]]'' menyatakan bahwa ia adalah pangeran Shu ("蜀王子", arti harfiah: "putra raja Shu"), tetapi mereka tidak dapat menggambarkan dengan tepat asal-usulnya.

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