The Hoa Hao Buddhist Sect: Vietnam's Peasant Revolt Against Colonial Rule

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The Hoa Hao Buddhist Sect: Vietnam's Peasant Revolt Against Colonial Rule

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In the 1930s and 40s, the Mekong Delta of southern Vietnam became the birthplace of a unique millenarian Buddhist sect that would challenge French colonial rule, Japanese occupation, and the Diem regime. This episode focuses on Hoa Hao Buddhism, founded by the charismatic Huỳnh Phú Sổ in 1939. Known as Đức Thầy (the Venerable Teacher), Sổ attracted millions of impoverished peasants with a simplified, anti-clerical, and nationalist message. We explore his Four Precepts, the sect's rapid growth in An Giang province, its clashes with French authorities, and its uneasy alliance with the Viet Minh during the First Indochina War. We also discuss the controversial 1947 assassination of Sổ, the sect's role in the Saigon political crisis of 1954-55, and the brutal suppression by Ngô Đình Diệm that led to armed resistance. This episode examines how millenarian faith and peasant grievances merged into a powerful anti-colonial force, leaving a lasting legacy in southern Vietnam's religious and political landscape. #HoaHao #HuỳnhPhúSổ #ĐứcThầy #MekongDelta #Buddhism #Vietnam #Colonialism #VietnameseHistory #Millenarianism #PeasantRevolt #FirstIndochinaWar #NgôĐìnhDiệm #AnGiang #ViệtMinh #FrenchIndochina #BửuSơnKỳHương #TứÂnHiếuNghĩa #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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