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[승리의 기술] 불패의 리더이순신, 그는 어떻게 이겼을까_119 The Battle of Nojong was the final battle of General Yi Sun-shin, where the Joseon navy was victorious against the Japanese forces, but Yi Sun-shin was killed in the process. During the battle, he was wearing only a red ironclad jacket without his armor, which led to rumors of suicide. Yi Sun-shin was a war hero and gained the hearts of the people, so his death brought great sadness to the Joseo.. 더보기
[승리의 기술] 불패의 리더이순신, 그는 어떻게 이겼을까_118 The Battle of Myeongnyang was a significant historical battle fought on September 16th, 1597, between General Yi Sun-shin and a large fleet of Japanese ships. Despite the overwhelming numbers of the enemy forces, Yi Sun-shin utilized the narrow waters and strong currents of the Myeongnyang Strait to overcome the numerical disadvantage. With only 13 ships, he successfully defeated over 100 Japane.. 더보기
[승리의 기술] 불패의 리더이순신, 그는 어떻게 이겼을까_117 On August 18th, 1597, Yi Sun-shin was appointed as the commander of the three provinces' naval forces and was given 12 ships following the defeat at the Battle of Chilchonryang. Despite his dire health, he personally led the battles and managed to fend off the Japanese forces, boosting the morale of the Joseon navy. He then moved to Byokpa Island, where he successfully repelled a Japanese ambush.. 더보기
[승리의 기술] 불패의 리더이순신, 그는 어떻게 이겼을까_116 In the Battle of Chilchonryang in 1597, the Joseon navy was annihilated by a surprise attack by the Japanese forces. After the arrest of Yi Sun-shin, Won Gyun was appointed as the new commander of the three provinces' naval forces. However, his tactics were inadequate, and the Japanese forces took advantage of this to lure and ambush the Joseon navy. As a result, Won Gyun was killed, and numerou.. 더보기
[승리의 기술] 불패의 리더이순신, 그는 어떻게 이겼을까_115 In 1593, as the Japanese naval frontline became stationary, Admiral Yi Sun-shin managed to blockade the sea routes, significantly diminishing the Japanese military's ability to sustain their war efforts. The Japanese forces gradually regrouped and amassed a formidable fleet of around 900 ships in the South Sea. In response, Yi Sun-shin opted for a strategy of blockading the Kyong Nyeong strait, .. 더보기
[승리의 기술] 불패의 리더이순신, 그는 어떻게 이겼을까_114 The Battle of Ungcheon was a battle that took place when Admiral Yi Sun-sin tactically decided to engage in an amphibious operation. The battle reflects the situation where Yi had to undertake an amphibious operation, which he had previously avoided. The Japanese forces had established a strong naval front, but Yi Sun-sin managed to land his troops, including the Right Volunteer Army, and attack.. 더보기
[승리의 기술] 불패의 리더이순신, 그는 어떻게 이겼을까_113 The Battle of Busan was noteworthy for Admiral Yi Sun-sin's decision to engage in all-out warfare by attacking the Japanese stronghold at Busan. This battle was a challenge for the Joseon navy, with only 80 ships facing off against a Japanese fleet of 500. Despite the odds, Yi Sun-sin managed to inflict significant damage on the Japanese supply lines and front lines. Winning the all-out warfare,.. 더보기
[승리의 기술] 불패의 리더이순신, 그는 어떻게 이겼을까_112 The Battle of Angolpo was significant for Admiral Yi Sun-sin's efforts to prevent the Japanese forces from launching a preemptive strike. Despite the challenges, he meticulously prepared for the battle and ultimately emerged victorious. The Japanese forces attempted to resist with the use of suicide troops, but Yi Sun-sin effectively crushed their efforts. By breaking the physical and psychologi.. 더보기