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Japanske invazije Koreje (1592–1598)

Japanska invazija Koreje sastojala se od dve odvojene, ali povezane operacije: početna invazija 1592. godine, kratko primirje 1596. i druga invazija 1597. godine. Sukob je okončan 1598. povlačenjem japanskih snaga[1][22] sa Korejskog poluostrva nakon vojne mrtve tačke[23] u južnim primorskim provincijama Koreje.[24]

Japanske invazije Koreje (1592–1598)
The Japanese landing at Busan
Japansko iskrcavanje u Busanu
Vreme:23. maj 1592 – 24. decembar 1598
Mesto:Korejsko poluostrvo
Ishod:

Korejska i kineska strateška pobeda[1]

  • Povlačenje japanskih vojski nakon vojne stagnacije[2]
Sukobljene strane
Čoson
Ming		 Tojotomi režim
Komandanti i vođe
Ji Sun Sin Tojotomi Hidejoši
Jačina

Čoson:
84.500+[3]
300 brodova (200 potopljeno
u početnoj fazi rata)[4]
Ming:
1. (1592–93)
48.000[5][6]
50.000[7]
2. (1597–98)
75.000 vojnika (ukljujući
mornarička pojačanja)[8]

Ukupno: ~200.000[9]

Tojotomi režim:
1. (1592)
158.800[10]
(ne računajući mornare)[11]
24.000 musketa[12]
700 transportnih brodova[13]
300 ratnih brodova[14]
200.000[7]
2. (1597–98)
141.900[15]
1.000 brodova
(neki naoružani topovima)[16]
140.000[7]

Ukupno: ~300.000[10][15]
Žrtve i gubici

Čoson: 205,738+ ubijenih
(uključujući civile)[17]
50.000–60.000 zarobljenih[17]
157 brodova[18]

Ming: ~36.000 ubijenih[19][17]

Tojotomi režim: 80.000[20]

460+ brodova[21]

Invazije je pokrenuo Tojotomi Hidejoši s namerom osvajanja Korejskog poluostrva i Kine, kojima su vladale dinastije Čoson i Ming. Japan je brzo uspeo da zauzme velike delove Korejskog poluostrva, ali doprinos kineskih pojačanja,[25][26][27] kao i napadi Čosonske flote na japansku opskrbnu flotu duž zapadne i južne obale[28][29][30][31][32] prisilili su japanske snage na povlačenje iz Pjongjanga i severnih provincija ka jugu, u Busan i obližnje južne regione. Nakon toga, sa gerilskim ratovima vođeni protiv Japanaca s neredovnim snagama (civilnim milicijama Čosona)[33] i problemima sa snabdevanjem koji su pogađali obe strane, ni japanske, ni združene snage Ming i Čoson nisu uspele da uspostave uspešnu ofanzivu ili steknu bilo kakvu dodatnu teritoriju, što je rezultiralo vojnim zastojem. Prva faza invazije trajala je od 1592. do 1596. godine, i tome su sledili na kraju neuspešni mirovni pregovori između Japana i Minga između 1596. i 1597. godine.

Godine 1597. je Japan obnovio svoju ofanzivu napavši Koreju drugi put. Obrazac druge invazije je u velikoj meri nalik na prvu. Japanci su imali početne uspehe na kopnu, osvojivši nekoliko gradova i tvrđava, samo da bi bili zaustavljeni i primorani da se povuku u južne primorske oblasti poluostrva. Međutim, združene snage Minga i Čosona nisu mogle da izbace Japance iz njihovih preostalih tvrđava i utvrđenih položaja u južnim priobalnim oblastima,[34][35][36] gde su obe strane ponovo bile zaključane u desetomesečnoj vojnoj mrtvoj tački.

Sa Hidejošijevom smrću 1598. godine, ograničenim napretkom na kopnu i stalnim prekidima opskrbnih linija od strane Čosonove mornarice, novo upravno Veće pet poglavara je naredilo japanskim snagama u Koreji da se povuku u Japan. Konačni mirovni pregovori između strana usledili su nakon toga i trajali su nekoliko godina, što je na kraju rezultiralo normalizacijom odnosa.[37]

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  23. ^ History of the Ming chapter 322 Japan "前後七載 (For seven years)，喪師數十萬 (Hundreds of thousands of soldiers were killed)，糜餉數百萬 (Millions of cost of war was spent)，中朝與朝鮮迄無勝算 (There were no chances of victory in China and Korea)，至關白死兵禍始休。 (By Hideyoshi's death ended the war.)"
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