Văn Lang (Hán tự: 文郎) was the first nation of the ancient Vietnamese people, founded in 3079 BC and existing until 258 BC. It was ruled by the Hùng Kings. Its history is mostly myth and legend, as little reliable historical information is available. Hùng Vương as the title of a line of kings and the Van Lang kingdom are attested in Chinese (Ch’in and T’ang dynastic) sources.[1] The people of Văn Lang were referred to as the Lạc Việt (Hán tự: 雒越/駱越/貉越; Chinese: Luòyuè), or sometimes simply the Lạc.