>POV: You wake up in the year 1600 as William AdamsWhat do you do next?
>>18284256There is no way that this guy is even real.It must've been the works of a rogue otaku in the smithsonian records!
>>18284256>yellow fever incel thread
>>18284256>What do you do next?
I gtfo of Japan and immediately make my way to China, where the actually cute asian girls are
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>>18284256Heavy surgery and makeup on all of these, and at least the bottom right one is wearing contacts. Mongoloids in their natural state look too disgusting for any white male to accept.
>>18284839>>18284256Reform and military save Toyotomi clans
Japanese girls are too sinewy and boyish and flat. Its hard to explain
>>18284256These are kpops, not jpops
Fucking nasty ngl
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>>18285635>one might seeking alliance with SpaniardOne of Hideyoshi miss opportunity blunder
>>18286021>One of Hideyoshi miss opportunity blunderIndeed, the one and only reason why Japan's invasion of Korea failed was because of one expert Korean admiral, Yi Sun-sin. If Japan had naval support from Spain and/or Portugal, then they probably would have been able to beat him. I imagine that Oda Nobunaga, had he not been killed, would have been smart enough to form an alliance with Spain and Portugal for the Korean invasion beforehand, in exchange for helping them conquer China.
>>18286046Did Spain or Portugal have and ships that could defeat the turtle ships?
>>18286062Yes, Iberian have great admiral like Marquis of Santa Cruz and even destroyed Dutch rebels built proto-iron ship/woodclad Fin de la guerre
>>18285635>>18284844>>18286046>>18286021Really? Turning the phillipines into pagpagistan wasn't enough?
>>18284256immediately move to China, advance their metalworking by a few hundred years and start stamping out pot metal akmsthe mandate of heaven will not be lost in this timeline
>>18286101Well, anon?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_China_Coast_Guard_and_People%27s_Liberation_Army_Navy_ship_collision_incident
>>18286117>hehe, dumb chinos, if they sold anything not nailed down on the black market they wouldn't even need to be on the water o algo
>>18286121Whatever you seething at night
>>18286130>Whatever you seething at nightunironically what did tostiloco martinez mean by this
>>18286046>>18285635PEAK
>proof /his/ is filled with low IQ browns
>>18286421>>18286131YWNBAW
>>18284485>>18286101Holy projection lol
>>18286062>Did Spain or Portugal have and ships that could defeat the turtle ships?Yes, European ship were better armed and better designs overall, as they had to sail across the planet and back again.
>>18284839>Obama>Kobe>NiggataWtf the original Japanese were black?
>>18287346Here comparison.Western European galleon can mount 88-100 cannon while Panokseon (Joseon warship) hold 18 mount, turtles ship have 24, and Japanese red seals (commercial merchant vessel) hold between 6 to 8 gun.
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>>18287518TikToker are the problem
>>18284256giwtwm
>>18287775>Anons don't even recognize Nick Mullen anymore fallen empire, this board is
>>18284256fight yokai to get my mermaid wife back, obviously
>>18287379>>18286421Live in India?
>>18287775TikTok is Chinese tho
>>18286046> the one and only reason why Japan's invasion of Korea failed Yi Sunshin's role is heavily overstated, the Nagoya-Tsushima-Busan supply line stayed intact for the entirety of the war. The biggest contributors to the war were Ming ground forces that caused a chain reaction once they entered the conflict while the Righteous armies were crucial in their harassment by denying logistics.
>>18288463Another failure lay on Japanese military council not established fortifying logistic route from seoul to pyongyang and swapped Kobayakawa for battle-hardened Kato Kiyomasa to take Jeolla, resulting capture of Yi base in Yeosu
>>18286046>form an alliance with Spain and PortugalGaspar Coelho offered military aid and two galleons for the conquest of Korea/China in 1586, though it never materialized as their relationship quickly soured after Hideyoshi's conquest of Kyushu.> in exchange for helping them conquer China.I don't think you realize how precarious their position was in Asia, Limahong alone was enough to threaten their colonial holdings. Wang Wanggao a minor military official in pursuit of Limahong was able to conscript twice as many native auxiliaries as the Spaniards. >>18288499>Another failure lay on Japanese military council not established fortifying logistic route from seoul to pyongyang They established a string of several fortresses which in theory would be mutually supportive however this proved disastrous in the aftermath of the 1593 Siege of Pyongyang where the Otomo turn tailed and fled Konishi while Kuroda and Kobayakawa were paralyzed by fear. >take JeollaEven if they were able to secure Jeolla early they were to overextended in the north. Much of the initial momentum was reliant on the grain reserves of Korean cities while the Japanese leadership failed to take into account that the Korean populace would flee and miss that year's harvest.
>>18288499>swapped Kobayakawa for battle-hardened Kato Kiyomasa I fail to see how swapping out commanders would alter the flow of the campaign. The Japanese were victorious in the 2nd Battle of Geumsan only withdrawing a month later becuase of orders to reinforce Hanseong after the 2nd Battle of Pyongyang.
>>18288531>1593 Siege of PyongyangUse light armor cavalry charge straight instead use hit and run tactic? Could have burn the city, than safety withdrawing or defend it?
>>18284256Convince shōgun get improvement naval, retook Southern Korea, and alliance with Northern Yuan
>>18288554>Use light armor cavalry charge straight instead use hit and run tactic?I don't understand what you are asking. A siege is completely different from a field battle. >Could have burn the city, than safety withdrawing or defend it?The Japanese abandoned all 13 tsunagi no shiro fortresses between Pyongyang and Hanseong, clearly contemproary Japanese military leaders thought defending was a lost cause.
>>18288547Kobayakawa could benefit political use of both captured princes and not wasted time on Manchus back door?
>>18288566>>18288531In theories, Jeolla would supply Japanese position in tsunagi-no-shiro fortresses between near Pyongyang and partly Hanseong
>>18288566For mobility at getting here. Using light cavalry in hit-and-run roles could have enabled the Japanese to harass the Ming-Joseon siege lines, potentially damaging artillery units or disrupting supply chains. This might have slowed the allied advance or inflicted incremental casualties. Instead of direct charges and prolonged engagement, hit-and-run would reduce exposure to heavy allied artillery and massed infantry assaults, lessening Japanese casualties during static defense breaches. Continuous, unpredictable cavalry raids could have sown confusion or hesitation psychological among allied forces, potentially buying time for Japanese defenders.
>>18288570>Kobayakawa could benefit political use of both captured princes What benefit could Kobayakawa extract from the princes that Kato did not? Neither of the two princes had any impact on the Ming expeditionary force. >not wasted time on Manchus back door?Fighting the Jurchens doesn't change the outcome of war, even if Kato never went on his expedition there were no orders to reinforce Pyongan Province. After the 2nd Battle of Pyongyang, Hamgyong rebels were scared by Ming intervention rebelling against Kato Kiyomasa and forcing the Japanese to stay within the confines of their fortresses. >Jeolla would supply Japanese position in tsunagi-no-shiro fortresses between near Pyongyang and partly HanseongHow would extra supplies prevent Konishi from getting steamrolled by the Ming? None of his immediate neighbors were willing to reinforce him when he called for help.
>>18288591>Hamgyong rebels were scared by Ming intervention>How would extra supplies prevent Konishi from getting steamrolled by the Ming?What? Chinese lost the Battle of Byeokjegwan
>>18288589>Using light cavalry in hit-and-run roles could have enabled the Japanese to harass the Ming-Joseon siege linesWhat percentage of the 1st divison was cavalry? > Continuous, unpredictable cavalry raids 33,337 men or 85.6% of the Ming expeditionary force was cavalry/mounted infantry. I don't see how Western Japanese cavalry is outperforming their continental counterparts. >>18288598>Hamgyong rebelsThe Joseon court threatened the Ming court would conduct 搗巢 on the rebels which forced them to turn against Kato. >Konishi3rd Siege of Pyongyang. >Chinese lost the Battle of ByeokjegwanWhat does Byeokjegwan have to do with Konishi's failure in Pyongyang?
>>18287898Fallen to Wumao NPC
>>18286117>Xi the Pooh’s egotop kek
>>18288598>korea be divide if logistic have been securedFact.
>>18288607>>18288591>>18288566>>18288531China is next once Iran is done.
>>18289881I accept your concession.
> OP:> What do you do next?> this thread:> Japan should take horrendous casualties and waste its wealth and resources once again chimping out in Korea for zero return on the investment!
>>18290220This. The only postive was the influx of Korean culture/technology e.g. Korean pottery, Toegye Confucianism, everything else was a net negative seeding the roots of Sekigahara.
>>18290220Imjin conflict was actually a stalemate
>>18290199damn, you're still crying, chinkoids
>>18285635>... and miscgenerationDON'T MIND IF I DO
>>18284256Save Hideyoshi’s successor and warn them
>>18290320Why bring up modern China when you can't refute my points? >>18290318The Japanese were pushed all the way back to the very tip of Jeolla and Gyeongsang in what world is this a stalemate?
>>18284256I’d be polite and agreeable and work as a translator by day. While at night, i'd relentlessly breed my waifus - especially my chief waifu - the one winking - to increase our number as much as possible with the ultimate goal of replacing Japanese. I'd also teach my hapa sons my brand of Christianity but tell them to hide their belief for now in order to not needlessly raise tension with Japanese. In short: I'd wage a soft demographic warfare against them.
>>18291164South tip huh?>>18291296
>>18291164Won’t refute because you’re schizo chinkoids
>>18291143My favorite clans are Hachisuka.
>>18291485Cope learn to read proper sources.
>>18286062To this day, I find it impossible that Americans could defeat the Japanese in WW2. There must have been some type of involvement by aliens.
>>18291804>spam Wikipediass Seethe bug chinkoids
>>18291891I wasn't actually expecting this to be real. https://www.quora.com/If-a-gun-barrel-were-to-be-bent-into-a-U-shape-like-some-cartoon-characters-have-done-what-would-happen-if-you-tried-to-fire-the-gun#:~:text=Lim%20Kagen,Krummlauf The WWII Germans had multiple bendy guns and gun attachments.
>>18292075>Using Wikipedia Nice try retard. Wikipedia is still on the same level as quoting Turnbull/Hawley/Swope. No wonder you have people coming up with inane proposals like >>18288589
>>18292199>Wikipedia is still on the same level as quoting>ESLFuck off with your useless kikeipedia
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>>18292403>>18292414Are you retarded? I'm lambasting wikipedia for being on the same tier as low level Western publications on the Imjin War. If you want a proper secondary source read 《万历朝鲜战争全史》
>>18292451Aint read it from dirty chinks and this>>18292533
