Editing Viceroy (section)

===Vietnamese Empire===
The post of Tổng Trấn (''governor of all military provinces'') was a political post in the early period of the [[Vietnam]]ese [[Nguyễn dynasty]] (1802–1830). From 1802, under the reign of emperor [[Gia Long]], there were two ''Tổng Trấn'' who administered Vietnam's northern part named [[Northern Vietnam|Bắc thành]] with administrative center in [[Hanoi]] and the southern part [[Southern Vietnam|Gia Định thành]] with administrative center in [[Ho Chi Minh City|Gia Định]], while Nguyen emperors ruled only the central region [[Central Vietnam|Kinh Kỳ]] from capital [[Huế|Phú Xuân]]. ''Tổng Trấn'' is sometimes translated to English as viceroy.<ref>Philip Taylor (2004), [https://books.google.com/books?id=qzb3gdbSBksC&dq=Viceroy+of+Gia+Dinh&pg=PA36 Goddess on the rise: pilgrimage and popular religion in Vietnam], [[University of Hawaii Press]], p. 36.</ref> In 1830, emperor [[Minh Mạng]] abolished the post in order to increase the imperial direct ruling power in all over Vietnam.