Admiral Yi Sun-shin

[author: Choi Doo-hwan], [translater: Lee Jun-yong, Stephanie Berry]

Gong-ok Publishing House·2020-07-15

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Remarks on Publishing Admiral Yi Sun-shinI graduated from the Republic of Korea Naval Academy in 1959 and retired from the navy as a vice admiral at the end of 1990. During my service in the navy, I undertook various duties, including being the superintendent of the Korean Naval Academy. Upon my retirement from the navy, I was offered the position of president of Woong-jin Publishing Company, where I worked for the next ten years. Successively, I worked as the presidentof Hyupsung University, the president of the Korean Publishers Association, and the vice president of the IPA (International Publishers Association). Over the course of my career, Admiral Yi Sun-shin was the guide of my mind, and I came to realize that there was no proper publication for foreign readers who want to learn about thehistoric figure of Admiral Yi Sun-shin. There have been various records on Admiral Yi Sun-shin as he was a famous naval commander in world history, known in both the Orient and the West. With this opportunity, I would like to shed light on the real character and accomplishments of Admiral Yi through the correct historical records rather than superficial commendation. I sincerely hope that many readers who are interested in Admiral Yi will realize the true value of his virtues with this book. I convey deep thanks to those who helped me make thispublication possible with writing, editing, and translation. Baek Sok-gheePresident, Gong-ok Publishing House

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of Admiral Yi Sun-shin 005Remarks on Publishing Admiral Yi Sun-shin 006Preface 008Part I: Who is Yi Sun-shin?Chapter 1: Becoming a Military Servant 018 1. Born in Turbulent Times 019 2. A Fallen “Yangban” Family 024 3. The Path to Becoming a Military Officer 026Chapter 2: Trials 033 1. Practicing Justice 034 2. Becoming a Naval Leader for the First Time 038 3. Capturing a Manchurian Intruder 044 4. Serving in a War as a Commoner 053 5. Days as the Governor of Jeong-eup 056Part II: War Clouds Hang Over the Korean PeninsulaChapter 3: Stormy Northeast Asia 064 1. Japanese Dreaming of Invading the Continent 065 2. The Declining Ming Dynasty 069 3. Joseon in a Mess of Partisan Strife 071Chapter 4: The Joseon Dynasty Prepares for the Japanese Invasion 074 1. Working as Jeolla Jwasusa 075 2. Building the Turtle Ship 077Part III: Yi Sun-shin Winning Every FightCharter 5: Great Victory at Okpo 094 1. Joseon Trampled Helplessly 095 2. Catching an Opportunity with a Great Victory 098 3. Battle of Happo 103 4. Battle of Jeokjinpo 104Chapter 6: Successive Victories on the Sea 107 1. Battle of Sacheon with the Turtle Ship 108 2. Battle of Dangpo 117 3. Battle of Dang-hang-po 125 4. Battle of Yulpo 132Chapter 7: Historical Triumph in the Battle of Hansando 138 1. Battle of Hansando: The Best of the Alluring Operation 139 2. Battle of Angolpo: Tactics of Attack and Escape 152 3. The Meaning of the Historic Triumph of the Battle of Hansando 160Chapter 8: Battle of Busanpo: At the Risk of Death 164 1. Destroying Successively 165 2. Destroying More Than One Hundred Ships in the Enemy Den 172 3. Death of Admiral Jeong Un 181Part IV: The War Continued Even in RespiteChapter 9: Battle on the Ground During Respite 192 1. The Militia Units That Saved the Country 193 2. Support Troops from Ming Cross the Yalu River 200 3. Japanese Retreat and Negotiation 207 4. The Japanese Soldiers Who Surrendered 210Chapter 10: Battle of the Sea During Respite 214 1. Landing Operation in Ungpo According to the First Royal Decree 215 2. Navy-Army Joint Operation According to the Second Royal Decree 226 3. Battle of Dang-hang-po 232 4. Battle of Jang-mun-po 236Chapter 11: Constant Preparation Even During the Respite 241 1. Setting Up Command System and Moving the Main Base 242 2. Building of Combat Ships and Development of Weapons and Ammunition 250 3. Innovation of Personnel Management System for Morale 256 4. Managing Farms for the People 264Part V: Embracing Glory and Shame TogetherChapter 12: Collapse of the Joseon Navy 270 1. Yi Sun-shin Fell into the Trap of Won Gyun 271 2. Yi Sun-shin Accused of False Report 275 3. Joseon Government Entangled by Yoshira&#039s Trap 280 4. Demolished Joseon Navy 302Chapter 13: Twelve Warships Still Left 319 1. Yi Sun-shin Reappears 320 2. Battle of Myeong-ryang: Miracle Victory 332Chapter 14: Combined Operation of the Joseon Navy and Ming Navy 348 1. Reconstruction of the Navy in Go-ha-do and Go-geum-do 349 2. Yi Sun-shin Practically Commanded the Joseon Navy and Ming Navy 365 3. Combined Operation of the Joseon Navy and Ming Navy at Yegyo Castle 380 4. I Will Not Allow Any Ship to Go Back 387Chapter 15: Saving the Country by Sacrificing Himself 397 1. Last Flame 398 2. Holy Hero Beyond Hero 405 3. People Call Him... 407 4. Northeast Asia After Japanese Im-jin War 412Closing Remarks 414 1. Admiral Yi’s Successive Winning Secret 414 2. Spirit of Yi Sun-shin 415 3. Yi’s Suicide Rumor 417Appendices ⁕ Chronological Table of Admiral Yi Sun-shin 420 ⁕ References 423

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