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Around 1952-1958 CE, Japan launched invasions against Korea. More specifically, Toyotomi Hideyoshi tried to invade Korea. The main reason he did this was to access China through Korea, and because he thought he could easily beat the Korean forces, as he outnumbered them. He launched two invasions after trying to do it peacefully, both of which failed due to the Korean Navy, which was being led by Yi Sun-sin. They captured Seoul in the first invasion, but got pushed back, and they did even worse in the second, because the Koreans were prepared. The first battle took place across all of Korea, mainly targeting major cities. However, the second battle took place in a small part of Korea, as the Japanese were pushed back quickly. As said above, all these invasion attempts did was souring the relationship between Korea and Japan, and a lot of casualties.

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Mongols getting thrown around by violent waves and storms, or the Kamikaze Winds.

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Two Mongol invasions happened and failed against the Kamakura shogunate, with both failing because of kamikaze winds, or heavy storms. The first one happened in 1274, and the second in 1281. Both happened in Northern Kyushu. The first had 40,000 men and 900 ships against 10,000 samurai. The the second had 140,000 men and 5000 ships versus 40,000 samurai. Both ended in the Japanese winning and Mongolian forces being destroyed. They started because of a series of letters where Kublai Khan demanded the Japan join him and give tribute, eventually concluding in him calling them barbarians, leading to war. These battles led to Japan gaining a higher level of pride and nationalism.

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Taking place from 1180 to 1185, the Genpei War was a war between the Taira and Minamoto clans. It was a civil war. The war was comprised of multiple battles in different locatioons like the Battle of Yashima and the Battle of Dannoura. The war started when Prince Mochito called his army to fight against the Taira clan. The clans had been battling over political power for decades at this point, with this battle being the culmination. The advantage switched a lot during the war, with both sides fighting in many different locations. Eventually, in the Straits of Shimonoseki, the Minamoto clan won because of the water, which gave them an advantage. This victory would lead to Japan's fuedal era, and the Emperor perishing.