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The Nguyen Phuoc Dynasty

GENEALOGY

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1885 - 1889 H.M. [Nguyen-Phuoc Bien] Dong-Khanh [Canh-Tong Thuan Hoang-De], King of Annam. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 19^th February 1864, as Prince Trieu, eldest son of H.H. Prince Nguyen-Phuoc Huong Hoi-ou Cai, Thuan Nghi Kien-Thoi Vuong, by his first wife, Bui [Hoang-Thuc Mau-Kien Thai-Phi], educ. privately. Received the names of Nguyen-Phuoc Ung-Xuy and Nguyen-Phuoc Ung-Duong. Adopted by his paternal uncle, Emperor Tu Duc, receiving the title of Kien-Giang Quan-Cong (Duke of Kien-Giang) and the personal appellation of Chan Mong 1868. Acceded 14^th September 1885. Crowned at Hue and assumed the reign name of Bien and the era of Dong-Khanh, 20^th September 1885. m. (first) at Hue, September 1885,. H.M. Grand Empress Dowager Khon-Nguyen Xuong-Minh Thai-Hoang Thai-Hau (b. ca. 1870; d. at Hue, 1940), elevated to the title of Khon-Nguyen Xuong-Minh Thai-Hoang Thai-Hau 19^th March 1933, second daughter of H.E. Nguyen Huu-Do, Imperial High Commissioner for Tonkin 1886-1888 and Minister for Public Functions 1884-1886. m. (second) at the Imperial Palace, Hue, 28^th September1886, H.M. Empress Dowager Khon-Nghi Xuong-Duc Thai-Hoang Thai-Hau (b. at Trung-Kien, Hue, April 1868; d. at the Imperial Palace, Hue, 17^th September 1944), elevated to the title of Hoa-Tan 1886, prom. to Tiep-Du 1899, Hoang-Thai-Phi 1916, Khon-Nghi Hoang-Thai-Han 16^th November 1924, and finally Khon-Nghi Xuong-Duc Thai-Hoang Thai-Hau 20^th March 1933, née Tieng-Cung, daughter of H.E. Dunong-quang-Huong, Duke of Phu-Loc (Phu-Loc Quoc-Cung). He d. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 28^th January 1889 (bur. Tu-lang, Duong-xuan thuong), having had issue, six sons and three daughters:

1) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Dao [Tuan], who succeeded as H.M. King Khai Dinh, King of Annam (s/o Tieng-Cung) - see below. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
2) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Tung, An Hoa Cuan Vuong. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 1^st March 1886, educ. privately. He d. young, 23^rd January 1900 (bur. Duong-xuan thuong).
3) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu … He d. young, unnamed.
4) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu …[Nga]. He d. young, unnamed.
5) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu …[Cat]. He d. young, unnamed.
6) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Buu …[Ceuyen]. He d. young, unnamed.
1) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) Ngoc Lam.
2) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) Nhu Phien. m. H.E. Than Trong Hue (b. 1868; d. 1925), sometime Minister for National Education. She had issue, a daughter:
- a) Than Trong Nam Tran. b. 14^th October 1901 (or 1910). Counsellor to the Vietnamese Embassy in Paris in 1972. m. H.E. Tran Van Chuong (b. 2^nd June 1898; k. at Washington, DC, USA, 1986), sometime Ambassador to the USA. She was k. with her husband, at Washington, DC, USA, 1986, having had issue, one son and two daughters:
  - i) Tran Van Khiem. b. 1929.
  - i) Tran Le Chi. b. 1924.
  - ii) Tran Le Xuan [Madame Nhu]. b. 1926. m. 1943, Ngo Dinh Nhu (b. 7^th October 1910), National Security Advisor to his brother H.E. Ngo-Dinh Diem, GCMG, sometime Presdt. of Republic of Vietnam, and fourth son of H.E. Ngo-Dinh Kha. She had issue, two sons and two daughters. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
3) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) Nhu Son. m. ...

1889 - 1907 H.M. [Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Lan] Thanh-Thai [Hoang Phu Hoang-De], King of Annam. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 14^th March 1879, seventh son of H.M. [Nguyen-Phuoc Ung Chan] Duc-Duc [Cung-tong Hue Hoang-De], Emperor of Dai Viet, by his first wife, Phan-Thi-Dieu [H.M. Empress Dowager Tu-Minh], educ. privately. Adopted by To-Duc. Selected by the family as successor to King Dong Kanh, 29^th January 1889. Proclaimed at Hue, 31^st January 1889 and Crowned there, at the Palace of Thai-Hoa with the era name of Thanh-Thai, 1^st February 1889. Reigned under a Council of Regency. Deposed by the French 30^th July and exiled to Réunion, 3^rd September 1907. Thereafter styled Prince Buu Lan, Hoang-phu (Father of the Emperor). Returned to Saigon in 1947. Rcvd: GC of the Royal Order of Cambodia, and the Million Elephants & White Parasol of Laos, and Legion of Honour of France (1889). m. (first) Nguyen Thi Dinh, daughter of Nguyen Than, sometime Regent and C-in-C, who was raised to the rank of Tai Nhan 1900, and became First Queen Mother (Hoang Dich Mau) in 1907, eldest daughter of Nguyen Van Thanh, of Ho Quyen, Duong Xuan Thuong, Huong Thuy dist., by Dang thi Tram. m. (second) …, who became the Second Queen Mother (Hoang Sinh Mau) in 1907. m. (third) Ho Thi Nhan, daughter of Ho Tri Phu, of Bao Vinh. m. (fourth) Ho Thi Mung, younger daughter of Ho Tri Phu, of Bao Vinh, by who he had issue two children (b. 1913 and 1914). He d. at Saigon, 24^th March 1954, having had issue, fifteen sons and several daughters, including:

1) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Diem. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 24^th December and d. there, 27^th December 1895 (bur. An-lang). Copyright© Christopher Buyers
2) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Linh. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 8^th March and d. there, 12^th March 1897 (bur. An-lang).
3) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Tran.
4) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Uyen. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 21^st July and d. there, 20^th August 1899 (bur. An-lang).
5) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Sanh, who succeeded as H.M. King Duy-Tan, King of Annam (s/o Nguyen Thi-Dinh) - see below.
6) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Ngoan.
7) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Ky.
8) H.H. Prince (Cong Hoang Tu) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Chuong. Exiled to Réunion He d. at Saint-Denis, Reunion, having had issue, three sons and five daughters:
- a) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Dua Raymond. b. 1927. He had issue, four sons and three daughters:
  - i) Nguyen-Phuoc Quy Gilbert. b. 1949.
  - ii) Nguyen-Phuoc Quy Ly Luc Jean. b. 1953, educ. Aix-Marseille Univ. Headmaster and lecturer. m. at Saint-Dizier, France, 1977 (div. 2003), …He had issue, one son and two daughters:
    - (1) Nguyen-Phuoc Dinh ChuongVinh.
    - (1) Nguyen-Phuoc Edith.
    - (2) Nguyen-Phuoc Mathilde.
  - iii) Nguyen-Phuoc Quy Patrice. b. 1958.
  - iv) Nguyen-Phuoc Quy Bernard. b. 1959.
  - i) Nguyen-Phuoc Gilette. b. 1950. She d. 1999.
  - ii) Nguyen-Phuoc Marie France. b. 1954.
  - iii) Nguyen-Phuoc Nadia. b. 1956.
- b) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Charles.
- c) Nguyen-Phuoc Bao Christian.
- a) Nguyen-Phuoc Tuyet Lê Denise.
- b) Nguyen-Phuoc Danielle.
- c) Nguyen-Phuoc Nicole.
- d) Nguyen-Phuoc Josette.
- e) Nguyen-Phuoc Gisele.
9) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Tham.
10) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Que.
11) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Giac.
12) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Kha.
13) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Vu.
14) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Ngoc. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 28^th July 1906. He d. young, 31^st January 1909 (bur. Tu-tay).
15) H.H. Prince (Cong) Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh Tien.
1) H.H. Princess (Cong Chua) Luong Nhan. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 1906 (d/o Nguyen Thi-Dinh). m. Vuong Quang Nhoung, Advocate.

1907 - 1916 H.M. [Nguyen-Phuoc Vinh-San] Duy-Tan, King of Annam. b. at the Purple Forbidden City, Hue, 3^rd August 1900, fifth son of H.M. [Nguyen-Phuoc Buu Lan] Thanh-Thai [Hoang Phu Hoang-De], King of Annam, by his first wife, H.M. the First Queen Mother Nguyen Thi-Dinh, educ. Succeeded, 3^rd September 1907. Crowned at Hue with the era name of Duy-Tan, 5^th September 1907. Deposed 10^th May 1916, exiled by the French to Réunion 2^nd July 1916 (together with his wife, mother and sister). Thereafter styled Prince Vinh-San. Mbr of the lodge L'Amitié in St Denis on Réunion. Joined the Free French Forces and secretly cmsnd. as a Sub-Lieut. 5/12/1942, served in WW2 1942-1945, prom. Lieut. 5/12/1943, private 2^nd class in the Colonial forces 3/1/1944, prom. Corp. 15/2/1944, prom. Capt. 5/12/1944, Maj. 9th (Colonial) Inf. Dvsn. 20/7/1945, prom. Lieut-Col. 25/9/1945. Rcvd: GC of the Order of the Legion of Honour, Comp. of the the Order of the Libération (1946), and the Resistance Medal (28.12.1944) with rosette (posth. 24.4.1946) of France. m. (first) at Hue, 30^th January 1916, Mai Ba Thi Vang, Hoang Quy Phi, eldest daughter of Mai Khac Don, Thuong Thu, of Kim Long, Huong Long, Huong Tra dist., a Mandarin and sometime Tutor to King Duy Tan. m. (a) 1918, Marie-Anne, née Viale. m. (b) January 1929 (sep. 1938), Fernande (b. 1913), née Antier, of Salazie, Reunion. m. (c) 1938, Marie-Ernestine, née Maillot, of Saint-Benoit, Reunion. He was k. in an air accident near the village of Bossako, Lobaye, Oubangui-Chari, 26^th December 1945 (bur. at Hue 6^th April 1987), having had issue, five sons and five daughters by his unofficial wives. His surviving issue by the last two assumed the name of Vinh-San as a family name, after their father's death:

1) Armand Viale. b. 1919 (s/o Marie-Anne Viale). He retained his mother's maiden name.
2) Guy Georges Vinh-San [H.H. Prince Nguyên Phuc Bao Ngoc]. b. at Saint-Denis, Reunion, 31^st January 1933 (s/o Fernande), educ. Lycée Leconte-de-Lisle, Reunion. Recognised in the family name of Vinh-San, by the Tribunal of Saint-Denis, 22^nd July 1946. Settled at Boussy-Saint-Antoine, Essonne, France. m. Monique Vinh-San.
3) Yves Claude Vinh-San [H.H. Prince Nguyên Phuc Bao Vang]. b. at Saint-Denis, Reunion, 8^th April 1934 (s/o Fernande), educ. Lycée Leconte-de-Lisle, Reunion, and Lycée Chasseloup Laubat, Saigon. Employed as assist. accountant with "Evidence", conductor in the Reunion Railway, and with the Banque de la Réunion before becoming a musician in Antananarivo in Madagascar, founder leader of the "Jazz tropical" orchestra 1957-1970, settled in France in 1971 and employed with the Social Security dept. until his retirement to Reunion in 1994. Recognised in the family name of Vinh-San, by the Tribunal of Saint-Denis, 22^nd July 1946. Poet, musician and author of "Duy Tan, Empereur d'Annam 1900-1945" (2001). m. Jessy Tarby. He had issue, seven sons and three daughters:
- a) Yves Vinh-San.
- b) Patrick Vinh-San.
- c) Johnny Vinh-San.
- d) Jerry Vinh-San.
- e) Thierry Vinh-San. He has issue, one son and one daughter:
  - i) Christophe Vinh-San.
  - i) Stéphanie Vinh-San.
- f) Cyril Vinh-San.
- g) Didier Vinh-San.
- a) Marie-Claude Vinh-San.
- b) Marilyn Vinh-San.
- c) Doris Vinh-San.
4) André Antier. b. 1934 (d/o Fernande). He d.v.p.
5) Joseph Roger Expédit Vinh-San. b. at Saint-Denis, Reunion, 18^th April 1938 (s/o Fernande), educ. Lycée Leconte-de-Lisle, Reunion. Recognised in the family name of Vinh-San, by the Tribunal of Saint-Denis, 22^nd July 1946.
1) Thérèse Antier. b. 1928 (d/o Fernande). She d.v.p. young.
2) Ginette Antier. b. 1928 (d/o Fernande). She d.v.p. young.
3) Solange Antier. b. 1930 (d/o Fernande). She d.v.p. young.
4) Rita Suzy Georgette Vinh-San. b. at Saint-Denis, Reunion, 6^th September 1929 (d/o Fernande). Recognised in the family name of Vinh-San, by the Tribunal of Saint-Denis, 22^nd July 1946.
5) Marie-Gisèle Andrée Vinh-San. b. 1^st December 1945 (d/o Marie-Ernestine). Recognised in the family name of Vinh-San, by the Tribunal of Saint-Denis, 22^nd July 1946.

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