Myeongnyang 1597: 13 Ships vs 133
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Myeongnyang 1597: 13 Ships vs 133
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Autumn 1597. After the Joseon navy was crushed at Chilcheollyang, Admiral Yi Sun-sin had only 13 ships left — and over 130 Japanese warships were heading for Uldolmok Strait. Would you stay and fight, or run?
※ This video uses AI-generated visuals and voice, reconstructed from historical records.
📚 Sources
- Yi Sun-sin, War Diary (Nanjung Ilgi) — National Institute of Korean History database
- Annals of the Joseon Dynasty: Veritable Records of King Seonjo (sillok.history.go.kr)
- Encyclopedia of Korean Culture: Battle of Myeongnyang, Panokseon (encykorea.aks.ac.kr)
#history #YouChooseHistory #YiSunSin #Myeongnyang #KoreanHistory #shorts
※ This video uses AI-generated visuals and voice, reconstructed from historical records.
📚 Sources
- Yi Sun-sin, War Diary (Nanjung Ilgi) — National Institute of Korean History database
- Annals of the Joseon Dynasty: Veritable Records of King Seonjo (sillok.history.go.kr)
- Encyclopedia of Korean Culture: Battle of Myeongnyang, Panokseon (encykorea.aks.ac.kr)
#history #YouChooseHistory #YiSunSin #Myeongnyang #KoreanHistory #shorts