Te Deum

Tế Đêum (Suav: 䶏殘) was a pirate ship owned and handeled by Diệu Lễ Vếut (Suav: 耀盠曰) a French-Tonkin orphan who grew up as a gangster. He weilds a single black-wood ship that sails the Southern China sea to the Korean sea. He was victorious in all his battles and held a range of European canons, Chinese Black Wood, Korean Gunpowder and Japanese Steel Swords. He was open-minded and traded exclusivly with the poor from Siam, Indochina and Malaysia and raided the colonial ports during the Qing Dynasty. Many say that Diệu Lễ Vếut was actually a female and could speak fluent Chinese, French and Portuguese. He had many Chinese Court Official affairs and female Vietnamese spies as escorts to governments and business. He owned many gambling corners, prostitution rigs, pirate ships and pirate coves.

The Tế Đêum Pirate Ship eventually goes into a great war with the Hia Tsu in the South China Sea. There, with the advancment of the French Tonkin Naval, they defeat Diệu Lễ Vếut, where he sinks in with a strong posession of treasures. The rest vanished into the typhoon. Some say that Diệu Lễ Vếut ghost ship still sails the sea.