Which great man in ancient China attacked Japan?

In the third year of Yuan Shizu, Kublai Khan sent Xindu, Hong Chaqiu led Mongolia, Goryeo, Han army of 40,000 people, 900 warships set off from Goryeo, Atahai, Fan Wenhu led a new annex army of 100,000 people, 3,500 warships, and set off from Ningbo with the intention of taking.

Li Fu, sent by Qin Shi Huang, directly became the ancestor of Japan and the founding emperor.

Genghis Khan: But before he could hit it, he died at sea.

During the Yuan Dynasty, Japan was invaded twice, but both were defeated and annihilated, leaving a kamikaze story for Japan.

Four times, once in the Tang Dynasty, twice in the Yuan Dynasty, and once in the Ming Dynasty, both the Tang Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty fought in Korea (two victories), and the Yuan Dynasty both went to Japan mainland (two defeats, especially the second time, losing 100,000 people, about 20,000 people became slaves).

fought, the battle of Baijiangcun in the Tang Dynasty, and the Yuan Dynasty attacked Japan twice. The Ming Dynasty's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and Wanli's Aid to the Dynasty.

Ancient China defeated Japan many times in Korea.

Yes Probably the Yuan Dynasty! You can see Ha (Yuan History).

Only Kublai Khan sent troops to land in Japan on behalf of the Yuan Dynasty of China and attacked Japan twice, but they were unsuccessful.

The Yuan Dynasty attacked Japan twice, in 1274 and 1281. When the first war was waged, the Southern Song Dynasty still existed, and the Yuan Dynasty cut off the Kamakura Shogunate, which ruled Japan at the time, from the Southern Song Dynasty.

Several times sent people to admonish, but to no avail, in this situation, the Yuan Dynasty had to launch a large army to conquer Japan, but it ended in failure.

Of course there is, but I'm sorry to tell you that it wasn't fought by the Han people, it was fought during the Yuan Dynasty. There should have been at least two battles, going out to sea from Korea, the first time, poorly prepared, and unfamiliar with naval battles, and the second time, quite well prepared, but unfortunately unlucky, encountered a big storm at sea, and the result was ......Almost all wiped out!

In history, only the Yuan Dynasty led by the Mongols fought, but ancient Japan was a very remote island for the world at that time, with no strategic value, unlike the current world, which is more open.

Yes, the Yuan Dynasty attacked Japan many times, but all of them ended in failure.

Never, from ancient times to the present, they have always invaded our territory.

During the Yuan Dynasty, Mongolia fought Japan, but was blown away by the sea breeze, and the rest was Japan bullying China, and it has been China's dream to defeat Japan for thousands of years.

Historical movies show that the original inhabitants of Japan are some people who went out of China, and they multiplied there with the purpose of occupying those islands, but after a long time, their descendants did not recognize their ancestors! Everyone knows one or two when you look at Japanese characters, they are all evolved from Chinese, and I don't know how many years of history the Japanese island country has! But it turns out that this is the case, just like the United States, and also part of the British people used to develop there!

After the Boston Tea Incident, the United States was born after the United States declared its independence!

It seems that there was one in the Tang Dynasty, but I don't remember. However, in 1274, the Great Yuan Empire ruled by Kublai Khan gathered a huge fleet of more than 900 ships to conquer his coveted territory, Japan. The outcome turned out to be predictable.

But catastrophic events in the Dragon Triangle halted the advance of this huge fleet. In total, in 1274, the Yuan army sent about 40,000 troops to Japan. But more than half of the fleet sank in this storm.

Thus, the first invasion of Japan by the Yuan army ended in a major disaster. About 25,000 Yuan troops were killed or lost in that disaster.

In 1281, Kublai Khan again launched a larger attack on Japan. This time he led 140,000 men and commanded 3,000 warships. The second invasion struck a similar disaster. An estimated 70,000 Yuan troops are said to have been killed and most of the ships destroyed.

Both of the Yuan army's efforts to attack Japan were attacked by the auspicious wind – the Japanese willingly say so, which created the concept of "kamikaze". At the time of the Yuan invasion, it was believed that it was this wind that saved Japan.

The Tang Dynasty was the earliest battle of the Baijiang Estuary, in which China won more with less. Mongolia attacked twice, resisting the Japanese at the end of the Ming Dynasty.

At that time, there was no need to fight, it was our subject country.

Fan Wenhu, a general of the Han dynasty of the Yuan Dynasty, unfortunately attacked unfavorably

In the Ming Dynasty, China helped Korea and repelled the Korean army led by Toyosei Hideyoshi. At that time, Japan had just completed the reunification with Hideyoshi's efforts, and the political situation was not stable at that time, and the Warring States period was full of smoke and wanted to unify Japan. So at that time, their state of scuffle made it impossible for them to look outside.

But there were many heroes in that era, not only with outstanding personal combat effectiveness, but also with strong leadership, almost all of whom were strategists.

It is clear that China won, and before the First Sino-Japanese War, Japan was a vassal state of China, do you think they could win?

In the Ming Dynasty, the Japanese army invaded Korea, and the Wanli Emperor sent troops to fight and defeated the Japanese army.

I've won a few times, but it's not great.

I only know that in Japan, it's called Fuso, and I have fought.