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Imjin War

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Revision as of 05:23, 1 February 2024 by imported>Sol Pacificus ("Lasting resentment" suggests the mutual hatred over the Imjin War still exists today. (Present grudges in the region owe singularly to WW2, not to the Imjin War.) The portrayal from the comic actually sounds like it plays into the orientalist stereotype that Japanese and Koreans (and Chinese) people have always hated each other for eons. So this line has to be bounded to Edward's time only. You guys still need to go beyond soft paraphrasing & thoughtfully put ledes into your own words.)
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The Imjin War was a pair of Japanese invasions of Korea in 1592 and 1597 which were successively repelled with the help of the Ming.[1] The invasions fostered enmity between the two countries' people that endured into the 18th century; it was a feeling that Edward Kenway compared to the one between the French and the English.[2]

Yun Pyeong-Gyu, an engineer from the Joseon dynasty, had ancestors WHO were slaughtered by the invaders, leading to his immediate dislike of and distrust towards Shimazu Saito for being a samurai.[2]

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