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The Mongol Invasions Of Japan 1274 And 1281 Stephen Turnbull

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The Mongol Invasions Of Japan 1274 And 1281 Stephen Turnbull
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Publisher: Osprey Publishing
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 35.06 MB
Author: Stephen Turnbull
ISBN: 9781472800459, 1472800451
Language: English
Year: 2010

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The Mongol Invasions Of Japan 1274 And 1281 Stephen Turnbull by Stephen Turnbull 9781472800459, 1472800451 instant download after payment.

The two attempts by Khubilai Khan, the Mongol Emperor of China, to invade Japan in 1274 and 1281 represent unique events in the history of both countries. It pitted the samurai of Japan against the fierce warriors of the steppes who had conquered half the known world.
The Mongol conquest of Korea left them with a considerable quantity of maritime resources, which enabled them to thin seriously for the first time about crossing the Tsushima strait between Korea and Japan with an army of invasion. The first invasion, which began with savage raiding on the islands of Tsushima and Iki, made a landfall at Hakata Bay and forced the samurai defenders back inland. Luckily for the Japanese defenders, a storm scattered the Mongol invasion fleet, leading them to abandon this attempt.
In the intervening years the Japanese made defensive preparation, and the Mongol increased their fleet and army, so that the second invasion involved one of the largest seaborne expeditions in...

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