Lê Lợi was a prominent Vietnamese leader and the founder of the Lê Dynasty. He is best known for his role in the Lam Sơn uprising against the Ming Dynasty in the early 15th century. Lê Lợi successfully led his forces to victory, which helped restore Vietnamese independence after nearly 20 years of Chinese rule. After his victory, Lê Lợi became the first emperor of the Lê Dynasty, reigning from 1428 to 1433. He is celebrated for his contributions to the unification and development of Vietnam, as well as for promoting Confucianism and establishing a strong central government. His legacy remains significant in Vietnamese history.