Vietnam's economy under the Nguyen Dynasty reflects the performance of Vietnam's agriculture, handicrafts and trade industries under the Nguyen Dynasty during its independence (1802-1884). Vietnam's economy under the Nguyen Dynasty was an economy based mainly on agriculture. Besides, the recovery of internal trade activities after a long time the country was divided. Under the reign of King Thieu Tri, foreign trade policies with Western countries had a number of incentives, while with neighboring countries, there were many limitations and complicated procedures. The unification of the country in the early nineteenth century was a favorable condition for the business to recover and redevelop after a long period of recession. However, Vietnam's trade is very poor, they retail Chinese goods for resale. In the countryside, commercial activities were aimed at exchanging agricultural products and handicrafts at markets. This book will show readers a detailed picture of Vietnam's commercial activity of that period, meticulously researched by the historian Do Bang.