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Bầu lords
Chúa Bầu
主裒
Bầu lords Chúa Bầu; 主裒
1527–1689
	Map of Vietnam circa 1650; Lê dynasty under Trịnh's control Nguyễn Mạc as rump state Vũ clan (Bầu lords) Kingdom of Champa.
Status	Subordinates of Trịnh lords and Nguyễn lords (until 1593; de jure from 1594) ; Lordship and de jure fief within Lê dynasty of Đại Việt
Capital	Tuyên Quang
Common languages	Vietnamese
Religion	Neo-Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, Vietnamese folk religion
Government	Feudal hereditary military dictatorship
Lords
• 1527–1557	Vũ Văn Uyên (first)
• 1669–1689	Vũ Công Tuấn (last)
History
• Established	1527
• Disestablished	1689
Currency	Copper-alloy and zinc cash coins
Preceded by	Succeeded by
	Primitive Lê dynasty
Mạc dynasty
Revival Lê dynasty
Trịnh lords
Nguyễn lords
Today part of	Vietnam

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The Bầu lords (Vietnamese: Chúa Bầu; Chữ Hán: 主裒, 1527–1689) were members of Vũ clan who ruled Tuyên Quang province throughout the Northern and Southern dynasties and Trịnh-Nguyễn War period.

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 | government_type        = [[Feudalism|Feudal]] hereditary [[military dictatorship]]
 | status                 = [[Duchy]]
-| status_text            = Subordinates of [[Trịnh lords]] and [[Nguyễn lords]] <small> (until 1593)</small> <br> [[Principality]] and de jure [[fief]] within [[Lê dynasty]] of [[Đại Việt]]
+| status_text            = Subordinates of [[Trịnh lords]] and [[Nguyễn lords]] <small> (until 1593; [[de jure]] from 1594)</small> <br> Lordship and de jure [[fief]] within [[Lê dynasty]] of [[Đại Việt]]
 | year_start             = 1527
 | year_end               = 1689