Japanese Invasion of Korea– Category –

In April 2005, the moat of Dongnaeupseong Fortress was discovered at the construction site of Suan Station on Busan Urban Railroad Line 4. Excavations were carried out five times between July 4 and August 2005, and the remains of about 7 people who were killed in the Battle of Dongnaeupseong Fortress during the Imjin War, as well as various weapons, were unearthed...

Hello, Tongyeong Chungnyeolsa, located in Tongyeong, South Gyeongsang Province, is a shrine built to honor Admiral Yi Sun-sin, who played a major role as the Navy Commander during the Imjin War. The reason the shrine was built here is because Admiral Yi Sun-sin's activities were centered on Hansan Island in Tongyeong, so he was called Namhae Chungnyeolsa.

The castle where the fiercest battles were fought during the Bunroku Invasion (the first Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592)

https://youtu.be/VgE3PgMYOgQ こんにちは、慶尚南道の統営（トンヨン）に位置する閑山島（ハンサンド）は、壬辰倭乱の当時、李舜臣将軍が率いる全羅左水営の拠点として活用され、翌年の1593年、全羅道・慶尚道・忠淸道の水軍を統合する三道水軍統制営が設...

Dongnaeupseong Fortress, designated as Busan Metropolitan City Monument No. 1 on June 1972, 6, is a walled castle that surrounded the administrative center of Dongnaebu during the Joseon Dynasty. It was the first target of attack by the Japanese army and the site of the fierce battle of the Battle of Dongnaeseong Fortress during the Imjin War.

National Treasure No. 305. The Washery Hall, with nine rooms in the front and six on the side, was built in 9 to praise the achievements of Admiral Yi Sun-sin (6-36). Later, the headquarters of Hansan Island was moved here and it was used as the central building of the Three Provinces Naval Control Station. Currently, it is used as a guesthouse...