"The Japanese Invasion of Korea 1592-93 - the Korean" Topic
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Tango01  | 26 Aug 2025 5:05 p.m. PST |
… Briefing and Playing the Game "On September 1592 the guerrilla leader Cho Hon, supported by a force of monk-soldiers attacked Chongju and drove off the Japanese occupiers. With this strategically placed city back in Korean hands, the main Japanese supply line from Pusan to Seoul was effectively severed. But no sooner had he secured the place than the local governor claimed credit for the victory and brought forward a force or regular soldiers to garrison it. He then prepared to carry out a campaign of liberation in his name throughout the rest of the province. Deeply offended by the slight Cho Hon withdrew to the mountains refusing to take any further part in the operations, but as the Japanese begin to move to retake the place he reluctantly re-entered the fight…"
1866 and all that link
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