On April 13, 1592, the first Japanese troops arrive on the Korean Peninsula. The peninsula was quickly occupied, and Manchuria entered. Despite guerrilla resistance to the Japanese in Korea, it proved a more than suitable invasion route to China. With little naval resistance (Yi Sun-sin had died several years earlier), Japan was able to maintain a steady supply line, beating back resistance. The Ming Dynasty fought hard against the Japanese, but the Japanese continued to push into Manchuria.
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| - On April 13, 1592, the first Japanese troops arrive on the Korean Peninsula. The peninsula was quickly occupied, and Manchuria entered. Despite guerrilla resistance to the Japanese in Korea, it proved a more than suitable invasion route to China. With little naval resistance (Yi Sun-sin had died several years earlier), Japan was able to maintain a steady supply line, beating back resistance. The Ming Dynasty fought hard against the Japanese, but the Japanese continued to push into Manchuria.
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| - On April 13, 1592, the first Japanese troops arrive on the Korean Peninsula. The peninsula was quickly occupied, and Manchuria entered. Despite guerrilla resistance to the Japanese in Korea, it proved a more than suitable invasion route to China. With little naval resistance (Yi Sun-sin had died several years earlier), Japan was able to maintain a steady supply line, beating back resistance. The Ming Dynasty fought hard against the Japanese, but the Japanese continued to push into Manchuria.
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