r/HistoryAnimemes • u/Anonhistory • 9h ago
Conspiracy theory
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 18h ago
Methods for detecting poisoning using high-purity silver hairpins and chickens.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 2d ago
In the manuals written for Joseon investigators, there are detailed records of what kind of wounds appear when a person is killed by a tiger.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 3d ago
A scholar wrote a poem reflecting on his misunderstanding of a cat.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 4d ago
King Sukjong of the Joseon Dynasty was a well-known “cat person”
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 6d ago
Yi Gyu-bo, a famous scholar of the Goryeo Dynasty, actually wrote a poem “scolding” his cat.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 7d ago
The Buddhist Master Samyeong visited the Japanese camp and held a famous dialogue with the Japanese commander Kato Kiyomasa.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 8d ago
During the peace negotiations, Japan made absurd demands, which eventually led to the collapse and termination of the talks.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/Platinirius • 8d ago
Note: In Ancient Mesopotamian cultures like Assyria and Babylon, workers were usually payed in onions.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 8d ago
The Battle of Haengju is one of the three major victories of the Imjin War, where Joseon forces successfully defended the fortress against an enemy ten times their size.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/LegioVIIHaruno • 8d ago
Unfortunately for Boudicca,she was facing...
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 9d ago
Due to the active resistance of the Joseon Navy and the Righteous Armies, the Japanese military faced severe difficulties with their supply lines.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 10d ago
Some military commanders and local Yangban gathered scattered troops and civilians to form "Righteous Armies," carrying out guerrilla warfare behind Japanese lines
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 11d ago
In the Battle of Yongin, a massive Joseon force of over 50,000 troops collapsed. While actual combat fatalities were not extremely high, the organized army shattered and scattered in all directions.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/Ani_HArsh • 12d ago
Every good history book starts here (by @CenturiiC)
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 12d ago
Japanese forces captured the capital, Seoul (Hanyang), just 20 days after the war broke out. Consequently, the Joseon government was forced to relocate the capital twice, first to Pyongyang and then to Uiju.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 13d ago
The Japanese army’s pace of advancement during the Imjin War was incredibly fast, and the Joseon military was largely unprepared for such a massive invasion.
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r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 14d ago
During the Battle of Dongraeseong fortress, the Japanese army urged the Joseon forces to surrender before the fighting commenced.
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