Imjin War | 3 Minute History
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It’s one of the bloodiest wars in history that barely anyone talks about.
if you live in European/ America it's most unlikely you gonna learn about Asia's war
The Seven Years War as well
“12 ships? We can definitely beat that”
Boy was he wrong
"And now am I'm gonna conquer Korea and then hopefully China." he said and failed and also died.
In the 20th century they tried again. They succeeded in getting Korea but failed when they got to China
@@javierperalta7648 they didn’t really conquer Korea as much as they forced annexation. Japan had a big army and big guns they got from the Europeans, whereas Korea did not so they kinda gave up
@@BuRsTiNxMLB What's the difference between annexation and conquering?
@@Zen-sx5io
The Germans conquered France in 1940 through FAIR wars and battles.
Annexation in this situation on the other hand is much less admirable as no wars nor battles were fought.
There's a slight difference I would say
@@nimishibalnyon8143 Thank you.
Yi Sun Shin has beena personal hero of mine since AoE II.
Nobunaga Oda, Erik the Red, Henry V of England, William I of Normandy, Charles Martel, and El Cid was personal my hero.
+Navi, The Real Fairies Queen Former YANG.
Not Barbarossa in his barrel?
Retro_Boombox yeah that guy was amazing
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@@Almakoreana Imjin war:Japanese invasions of Korea
1592-1598
During imjin war:
Casualties and losses:
Japan:
Japan army : Almost 130,000 Japanese army death and losses.
Japan ship:Almost 420 japanese ship were sunk.
Korea:
Korea army:Almost 300,000 korea army death and losses.
Korea ship:Almost 147 korea ship were sunk.
China(Ming):
Chinese army:Almost 30,000 chinese army death and losses.
China ship:Almost 0 chinese ship were sunk.
Total civilian and army all casualties : 1,000,000
Reason:
There are many korean army are very loss many they lives againest the japan.
The reason why japanese loss attacking the korea because help by china.And almost 36,000 chinese elite army were send in the korea for helping korea to against the japanese.Without help by china all korea will loss and become japanese.
While in September 18, 1598
(aged 61) The japanese king the Toyotimi hideyoshi is death.And many japanese soldier must retreat into japanese country.
And In japan,The cilvil war in japan continue it.Without japan country were cilvir war,Japan can have a to against the korea.
And the admiral Yi Sun Shin ship always attack the japanese supply ship and Japanese were having low supply.
And korea just only stronger in the ship only because Japanese ship in that time a little weak.But went Japan against korea in land,All korea army were weak.But the reason they loss against korea in land because of china,Who defeat japan in the land.
And don't said japan navy ship in Meiji restoration,WW1,WW2 and until this day
Japanese ship were weak but the japanese ship are stronger now.And the japanese land too.
Imjin war battle won:
Japan: won 15 Korea and Ming:12
The Jurchen were the real winners then, except that Hideyoshi got rid of all the dangerous veterans and pirates about his kingdom before he died.
Don't forget the Tokugawas, most of the Japanese forces sent to Korea was from the Toyotomi loyalists
they failed to fully convert/colonize korea again sooooo.....
Japan: Mission failed! We’ll get ‘em next time!
Fast forward to 1910
fast forward to Midway, then Hiroshima and Nagasaki, hahaha
Fast forward to a country addicted to anime ahahhhahahahahaha
@@hiimryan2388 If you can't nuke em with weapons, then nuke them with culture
Admiral Yi
ew
The detail on those flags!!! :O
i do like flags
+Jabzy me to
Vexillology for life.
glad you continued these
Good man Jabzy ..love your stuff..
I am an asshole for saying this (because your content is awesome) but:
1) Inaccurate Ming armor
2) Inaccurate Japanese ships
John Fellower I think he's just reusing some old drawings from the other videos to compensate for time.
Probably. Again, I am a Dbag
Soldiers at 2:16 are Qing armies(Blue Banner of the Eight Banner Armies). Qing armors actually directly copied/inherited from Ming and have the same style, but Mings' don't use blue, but white instead. Also Ming soldiers dressed like that usually don't carry bows, they carry a three-barrel pole cannon. Ming soldiers who do carry bows look more like the Korean soldier at 0:47, with a UFO-shaped helmet.
Source: am Chinese and very interested in various ancient equipments
Did the Japanese even use junks?
+BountyFlamor The Japanese large warship was the Atakebune, and the smaller was the Sekibune. they were unique japanese types.
Hideyoshi just chillin in a potato sack
OMG YES IT'S BACK.
Ming empire slowly approached an extremely sad ending.
One good thing is we gained Tibet, Xinjiang, and the Northeast. Other than those, yea...
EroticOnion23 free Tibet
EroticOnion23 why is gaining Tibet, xinjiang, Manchuria and Mongolia a good thing?
Vasili Leung cuz we gained more land?
Vasili Leung There was no such concept as manchuria until the Manchus conquered the native Hans of Liaodong Peninsula, eastern Mongolia and other jurchen tribes, then expelled non-jurchens our of the regions and made the entire region home to themselves.
I was wondering if u r ever going to do a 3 min history on the reconquista?
got to love this mans art
Artwork is on point for this video
Ah man, I love these.
Another great video.
cheers
Kangchi kdrama was little bit related to imjin war,
Wow, a good way to learn history
"In a later engagement more than seventy Japanese vessels, including warships and transports were encountered by the Allied fleet and were sunk. The devastating blow (Battle of Busan) which has been dealt to the Japanese fleet has isolated the enemy armies in Korea and has cut them off from their home bases. The naval action, which stretched over a period of several days, was broken off in the mid-summer of the year 1592. The naval forces were under the command of the Korean Admiral Yi Sun-sin" --US Admiral Chester W. Nimitz
Perhaps a video on Cooks exploration of Oceania I.e Australia New Zealand etc?
If there is a single man that can change the course of a war, it would be Admiral Yi in the Imjin War. No wonder why Koreans are so proud of him.
great video jabzy love it. can you do a video on the Congo wars next
rwandan genocide will be out first
Extra history goes in depth about this war
One thing I noticed when reading wars in Asia, was the huge army sizes. 40`000 Ming troops were probably nothing for them.
hundreds of thousands fought in these wars, so yeah it doesnt seem like a large army.
Yeah. when you look at some ancient wars one of the sides are employing over a million troops. I think it was Li Shimin's invasion of Goryo.
40000 Elite Ming Troops*
A Ming Chinese General was even challenged by "(greatest warriors on earth") a Japanese Samurai General to a one on one duel to the death and he won.
Yeah it's laughable how Modern day Koreans downplay the Ming Chinese role in the Imjin war. Their Historians and books even go so far to say that the Chinese contributed little and was more troublesome then the Japanese.
Can you do a video on the first Korean unification by Shilla ?
great vedio^^
Think you could ever do the Glyndwr Rising?
great video as always Mr. Jabzy! May I ask do you draw the art yourself? Its lovely. Also, would you be interested in a Spanish translation of your video for subtitles? I want to share this with my cousin in Venezuela. Blessings to you! Keep up the good work!
yeah i do the drawings myself and i have no idea how to add translations im afraid. if you know them im happy to do it (providing it doesnt take weeks to do ha)
Awesome talent man! Yeah well, i would just translate what you say on your videos and send you the text, but I'm afraid I don't know how to actually enter the subtitles in the video. I could do the english subs too while i'm at it!
Korea had some of the best naval vehicles available and on demand
I suggest a 3 minute history of the Mughal conquest of India.
That was fascinating, made me think of the old adage of how history repeats itself, in this case the parallels to the 1950's Korean War. Loved the artwork here, the Samurai and Hwacha's look cool. A suggestion for an episode, have you considered the Age of Conquest and the Conquistadors in the Americas? Also, a suggestion from before your travels, could you do the Space Race please?
I missed these
Do the Chechen wars!
Have you considered doing the Belgian revolution? Great vids btw :D
Oh look a new intro
ADMIRAL YI IS A BEAST!!!
If you're at all interested in any of the Irish Wars (older or newer) I'd be more than willing to email you with any information you needed, particularly modern history, ie. Irish War for Independence, Irish Civil War or the Troubles in Northern Ireland, anything earlier I can help with also, such as the 1798 rebellion or Fenian Rising. Feel free to chat about it, always enjoy your videos
jabzyjoe@gmail.com this is my email. im always happy to accept help. ive covered the independence war, but Id like to do the civil war and troubles.
+Jabzy I sent you an email so feel free to ask me anything whenever it suits you
+Jimeen Conlan sorry im on data at the minute so I cant always use wifi. Ill be more organised in just over a week though
+Jabzy that's no problem, I'll be happy to help you with any scripting/information you need for episodes, you can email me whenever you're organised, no rush
>3 minute history
>video is 4 min long
Regardless, great video!
First iron ship in the world...
I saw this scenario in civ5
Can you please do the Vietnam war, much appreciated 😁
now can you do the boshin war
please
its on the list
a history of the Balkans would be awesome
Can you do a video about the pacific war? (peru and colombia vs chile) It was the biggest war of south america
ive been trying to do it for ages.
Jabzy awesome :)
no it wanst its was the paraguay war
Franco Giobbi was it? Might as well, will read about it
The Pacific war was actually tiny in comparison to the Paraguay War. We're talking Thousands to Hundreds of Thousands.
this is why logistic is important
Yi fought one of the most heroic naval last stands ever. The Koreans had 10 ships which managed to hold off 100+ Japanese ships thanks to their knowledge of the currents in the straight they fought in. The flagship was the only one to enter combat initially since the others were pussies. But later they joined after they saw the flagship hold it's own.
The old name of Seoul was Hanyang, right? That doesn't sound like what you're saying.
aka Hanseong as well
@@hannibalbarca7220 too many names for 1 city
Neat
And they would e gotten away with it too if it weren’t for Yi Sun-Sin!
maybe next time do the battle of hong kong in 1941 :D
Do the Angolan Civil War
Just a suggestion jabzy, maybe changing the background noise, the one you use currently always fills me with dread and awe.
ha sorry
Personally, I love the song, mind telling us what's it called and where we could find it??
Theres so much to this war that 3 minutes can't cover, and this video is rly japanese-centric imo.
Finally we can stop learning about the Elizabethan era!
3:03? dafuq? they arrested their best general? it's akin to benching your star player while he was red hot and on a roll.
I want to ask everyone a simple question. Without Ming China's intervention, do you think Korea could defeat Japan at that time? Remember nearly 90% of the Korea land had been conquered by Japan during the initial invasion.
So what makes you think Admiral Yi could save the entire Korea at that time? Everyone got a wrong impression that Korea won the war because of Admiral Yi. He only helped to stop Japanese naval supplies, but the whole war was actually between Ming China vs Japan.
You still need to do the temperance movement.
not my strong point. always happy to accept a little help though ha
Jabzy Gosh, but you know some many details of so many things.
(If I knew how to do i'd done it already)
But maybe I can find someone to help.
Could you do the Latin American wars of independence?
i keep trying but failing at writing a script for that
Can anyone recommend a good English documentary on the Imjin War? Cos I can't find shit.
I don't know documentary, but How about watch jingbirok in kissasian?
with a 3 minute history you get a really wonky, inaccurate, and nonsensically simplified characterization of an epic war
There's a really amazing Korean movie about this war called The Admiral: Roaring Currents. It's apparently very historically accurate as well.
It's a good movie but not amazing
Get 360 nossoped m8. Them is fighting words. XD
Yea it's about admiral YI I recommend searching extra history admiral yi it's a really good story
Great movie on netflix
This was quite modern and sophisticated war tactics for non-westerners and for 1500s...lol
Vassal is an inaccurate term. Rather it was more of a political relationship between these two nations under the confucian world order. Korea was always a sovereign state.
What is accuracy? You shoud study asia history
Korea was tribute state of Ming dynasty
@@captinamerica7873 how about you tell me what you know?
@@peterlee277 The question is what's a sovereign state. Apart USA, China , Russia, Brazil, India can we considerate the other countries as totally independants?
Korea was a suzerainty of Ming.. vassal is incorrect... but it had limited sovereignty due to its status as a suzerainty ^^.
I miss the Daily "STIFI" Vlogs.
if youre not joking i think youre the only one
Can you do fall of nations or countries where you explain the factors that led to their decline and fall. That would be awesome. Some suggestions would be: the fall of the assyrian empire. The byzantine empire etc..
Nah man a vital fact in the video is misplaced I'm afraid. Chinese didn't "invade" Korea. They came on behalf of the Korean king as foreign aid. The original letter from the Korean king seeking help is still in the archive.
Filipino war(s) of independence?
Admiral Yi won battles much larger with hundreds of ships vs thirteen of his held ships... recorded by both sides.
Small country with bad neighbours made advanced weapons
Sengoku War!
Goku-Freiza War!
Wikipedia says the Battle of Jeonju was a victory for the Koreans.
im awful at pronouncing things. it was supposed to be Chungju
Rule of War: Never try to fight a naval battle against a Korean.
Also, Rule of War: Never fight a naval battle against the British.
Rule of War: American, French, & later Japanese naval gun utterly rekt Korean force.
Navi, The Real Fairies Queen Former YANG. Agreed, ant it wired that Merican, Franch, and, Japan have one of the best navys in the (Than) World?
Rule of war: NEVER invade Russia during the cold winter. UNLESS YOU ARE ONE OF THE FOLLING:
- _The mongols_ *Mongoltage**
- *_WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED_*
Kate x Rule Of War:Never invade our country,You will lose >:3
Dapper!
coming from a dapper dog like you that means a lot
:D
As incompetent as koreans were on land the Japanese were in the sea
the IJN were a force to be reckoned with centuries later, fought titanic naval battles with america in the pacific
Imjin War(壬辰倭亂) is not simple and it's second International of war in eastern Asia history.
First, these weird wars come from Oda Nobunaga idea, and Toyotomi Hideyoshi's accept that idea during conquer of Japan mainland. Also, Hideyoshi was needed turn out a attention which from outside in Japan, because he can't provide any feudal territory to the Loyal Daimyo(Japanese nobility class), and it is a necessary thing for the plan to reduce their daimyo army or prevented clan rebellion. As a result, western region daimyos joined that at war, But eastern region daimyo was ignored it. (Tokugawa clan, Date clan)
In 1592, he decided the invasion to Joseon Dynasty and goes to process.
But there was a serious problem when they capture in Joseon capital.
Japanese army didn't know about the concept to resistance army(義兵) raised in each province, And they're amazed at run away of Joseon king and their government organization. Also, Ming dynasty army has joined at war and reached in Pyongyang. In the North region, the Japanese army was the defeat to Joseon cavalry unit and Manchu tribe. In addition, Joseon government recruit 170,000 troops immediately.
Japanese commanders got in trouble. many japan armies were dead as coldness and starvation in a winter season. After in 1593, they retreated to the coastal region of South Korea. and then they attempted re-aggression(丁酉再亂). Surprisingly this Invasion route was blocked it, by Myeonglyang-battle (鳴梁海戰)of Admiral Yi. Sadly Japan daimyo has waited until Hideyoshi death.
The result was the Japanese army was lost of lot army and that lost-rate averagely 60~70% in after begun to at war 1 year. this figures very close with a concept of the army annihilation.
Can you please do the Soviet Finnish Winter War (1939)?
250,000 Finns defended their country against 1,500,000 Soviets. Now that's probably why Germany thought it would be a good idea to invade Russia at the time
Fun fact: the Wanli Emperor was exhumed during the cultural revolution. They publicly pilloried his skeleton and then burned it.
Sounds fun.
BountyFlamor Fuck the red guard , how dare they disrespect one if their greatest dynasty.
cw lau the wanli emporer was the worst emperor of the Ming. He caused its downfall by being a fat fuck
It sounds like Japan had better luck when they were only taking islands. If the Shogun wanted more land he should have taken Sakhalin back in 1591 long before Russia ever got there.
Or quickly get involves in America colonization.
Japan didn't have ships capable of crossing the Pacific ocean back then.
@@Crosmandohe distance between Sakhalin and japan is very short in nautical miles
2:24 The first ever divide between the north and south.
Not a vassal....
Do the 1948 Arab-Israeli War?
it has been on the list for a while
Ye ye Ye ye Ye ye Ye ye
Japan tried twice to conquer asia and failed...unless they are truly punished and split up like Germany, history will repeat
Joseon use 王 (wang, king) rather 皇帝 (huangdi/hwangje/emperor for the country leader. This mean Joseon king is *lesser* than Ming Emperor and *Joseon king must pay respects* to its "older brother" by *giving Ming China tributes*.
This policy is called *Sadae Kyorin*. This kind of mindset is maintained since the first day of Joseon establishment. Joseon Korea is sovereign but *not fully independent, since the appointment of Crown Prince needs Ming Emperor's permission* via envoys. If only Joseon/Korean use Emperor as title and wearing yellow dragon robe, then Joseon position is equal with Ming China
EXCUSEEEE me I mean *Korean
This is 4 minutes
Jurchens were also apart of Ming, more like autonomous tribes just like Tibet.
Yi Sun-sin:
Even though Korean wants to include Yi Sun-sin (李舜臣) as one of the three Greatest Admirals of the world, Horatio Nelson of the Britain who prevailed in the Battle of Trafalgar, John Paul Jones of the America who defeated the British for its independence, and Heihachiro Togo of Japan who defeated the Russia’s Baltic Fleet, he was not even a supreme commander, nor did he prevail in the battle Koreans claim to have won.
To start with, throughout their history, Korea was the weakest in the region. Since the time of Yuan Dynasty, Korea had been a tribunary state of China for almost one thousand years. They always ask other countries to fight for Korea’s domestic issues like in the Korean War, and this is why they have no true national hero.
Yi Sun-sin was merely a commander of a fleet out of many Joseon fleets, certainly not the admiral or the commander of the Ming-Joseon Navy. Not only he failed to defeat the Japanese navy, he could not them on the sea and allowed them to land on the Korean Peninsula.
Japan at the time as the hay days of samurai and had the largest number of guns in the world with many experienced samurai in communications and modern battle tactics of the day. Korea on the other hand was merely a tribunary state of Ming with NO guns. There is no way Korean could beat Japan by itself.
In fact, in the first dispatch, Japan conquered Seoul within one month, and Pyeongyang within two month capturing the prince of Joseon as a hostage while there was NO Japanese commander who was killed except for one who was assassinated during hawking.
The only military exploit that Yi Sun-sin had against Japan was when he attacked “a supply fleet” and temporally cut off its supply route. But this is by no means being destroyed or defeated. He strategies were more like those of pirates or guerrillas such as setting fire on ships at night or attacking from the back of Japanese fleets after agreeing on cease-fire. Coward and so typical of the weak.
Later, since the military leader of Japan, Hideyoshi who planned to conquer China through Korea, died of old age in Osaka, Japan agreed on cease-fire and retreated. But it is a blatant lie for Koreans to say that Yi Sun-sin was a great admiral of the world, defeated the Japanese navy, and is the one from whom the world’s other admirals learn from.
However, you could at least say he had some brain, avoiding front-to-front battle with the mighty Japan.
Shouldn't this be 3 minute history not what I find interesting
*stuff that I find interesting
Cheers, I forgot to change the automatic settings.
+Jabzy hey can you do the Peloponnesian wars please that would be very awesome ok
+brick chara the greco-persian war will be out first
+Jabzy um light another time could you do a video on the Latin nicean war please ok?
FİRST!
First comment
how do you butcher every pronunciation can you at least research before posting something?
Korean history is the record of the never ending losing streak, isn't it?
Then, why did he run away to the mountain after the battle. Korean navy lost the command of the Sea completely after this battle? Why was Yi killed so easily by the nameless sailor? You have plenty of troubles to rationalize your belief. Korea lost the war. As a matter of fact, Korea has been losing every war in these 2000 years. You lost in the Korean war and Vietnam war lately. Do you have any memories?
Japan tried to conquer China, not Korea. Koreans were slaves of Chinese at that time. So they pathetically involved in the war because Korea was located along the pathway. It was lucky for them that Hideyoshi passed away during the war. That was the only reason Japan terminated the war. Basically, there is no meaning in the idea of invasion at that era. By the way, only Korean makes the argument in this video. This is the recorded fact. None of the historical description shows that Korea won the war.
伊藤博文 Shut the fuck up. I am guessing that you're one of those Nippon Kaigi's admirers or ass-kissers. Didn't the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki teach you anything? Or do you want to be bombed with nukes again?
伊藤博文 LOL dude your mind is so twisted. Not sure if you have figured out that Japanese are brainwashed.
伊藤博文 we didn't lose in the Korean war dumbass. Think before you say something.
You're welcome Korea.
哈哈哈，天大的笑話！五千年曆史的天朝居然被一個小小滿清打掛了，還好我們台灣貴族國姓爺保留了明朝皇室與漢文化。
Izzat Muhd 你这个写的真矛盾哈，明朝皇室，汉文化，这些都是天朝上国的东西，都是大陆的东西，你既然笑话天朝五千年历史之久却打不过满人，不就是间接的说明中国文弱吗？那你为何又以保留汉文化和战败的明朝皇室为荣呢？
施琅最后还不是把台湾岛打下来了。虽然大家都是汉族说起来有写难受，但希望不要从过去的一些事情里找优越感了
施琅？
I AM PROUNDDDDDDDDD TO BEEEEEEEE AAAAAAA KOREAN. Because THEYYYYY HOLD OFFF AGAINST ONE OF THE AISIAN SUPERPOWER LIKE JAPAN. But not china because they conquered Korean in 1637 :(.
Taejun Chang 1910 Japan annexed Korea
Didnt chinese sent alot of soldier to help korea? ==
@Taejun Chang --- The letter D, E, A, Y, and F of your keyboard is stuck. Need to fix your keyboard.
You really need to learn on your Korean pronunciation because this is really difficult to listen to.
a lot wrong