Did Kublai Khan go to Japan to occupy Japan or take revenge?

It was probably an attempt to occupy Japan, because at that time Japan did not invade China's territory.

I want to occupy Japan, because Kublai Khan has already occupied the Eurasian continent, and only this small island of Japan is left unoccupied.

No country has ever truly conquered Japan in the Cold Weapon Age, which is why their national self-confidence has been so strong in modern times. Mongol soldiers were invincible in the world, but they did not know how to fight at sea. When the Yuan Dynasty was established in the early years, Kublai Khan did not believe in this evil and had to do something about Japan.

Chinese feelings about this period of history are much more complicated. Lu Xun described the mentality of the students who studied in Japan at that time, and he was fascinated by Dayuan because of his hatred of Japan. "If it weren't for luck at that time, this island nation would have been wiped out by us long ago."

The Great Mongol Empire fought in the south and the north, and was invincible under the butcher's knife of war horses. So this time Kublai Khan seems to think that Japan is not a problem and that conquest is just a natural thing! Kublai Khan attacked Japan not only to save his own face, but also to take care of his younger brother Goryeo's face.

Korea was always bullied by Japan, and every time it was beaten and cried, it came to the Central Plains Dynasty for help. Now the Central Plains Dynasty is the Yuan Dynasty, and Korea is crying by Japan again. Can Kublai Khan sit idly by and do nothing?

Kublai Khan asked Goryeo to organize an army, including a navy and an army, of about 15,000 people. Koreans are crying. Why should South Korea create such an army on its own?

There is a character on the battlefield called cannon fodder. In fact, Kublai Khan used this army to test the strength of the Japanese army. I don't know what the mentality of these 15,000 people who went to war would have if they knew this purpose.

Kublai Khan patiently sent 6 envoys to Japan and demanded that they submit, but the Japanese ignored them at all and did not even formally reply.

After the last diplomatic envoy returned home, he brought back a macro strategic message, to the effect that the Japanese people were fierce, ruthless, murderous, and did not understand politeness and ethics. Moreover, this place is mountainous and watery, and it is inconvenient to cultivate, that is, if it is ploughed, people will not be able to use it, and the land will not be used. The sea is rough, don't fight.

Of course, the leader had to be a general of the Yuan Dynasty, and Sin, who was in charge of Goryeo, was the commander of this army. The army set out from Goryeo Hapo and landed on Tsushima Island. Japan responded immediately, but only local forces were dispatched, and the shogunate army had already defeated the Yuan army before the transfer.

Because Japan's strength was very strong at that time, and they were very advanced in terms of **, and Japan's economic level was very high at that time, so this situation will occur.

Because of the bad weather and the lack of good equipment, he was not very familiar with this part of Japan, which led to the defeat of the war.

Because the quality of Kublai Khan's ships was very poor, it was easy to be wiped out in a storm. He couldn't cross the river smoothly.

Attacked.

The Yuan-Japanese War was a war between the Yuan Emperor Kublai Khan and his vassal state Goryeo in 1274 and 1281. These two invasions were collectively known in Japan as "Yuankou" or "Mongol Attack", or according to the Japanese year at that time, the battle to resist the first attack of the Yuan army was called the "Battle of Bunei", and the second was the "Battle of Hongan". The Kamakura and Muromachi periods were also called murderers (Mongol attack, foreign thieves attack, Mongol war, foreign war), and the Edo period was called Motoko in the history of Japan. These two invasions also used Kitakyushu as the main battlefield.

Although these two attempts of aggression ultimately failed, they still played a very important role in macrohistory. These two wars are among the most famous events in Japanese history, and they have played an important role in world history due to their role in preventing the expansion of the Mongol Empire and the Yuan Dynasty. These two incidents are mentioned in many **, and the word kamikaze was born from this.

In addition, apart from what happened at the end of World War II, these two failed invasion attempts are arguably the greatest threat of aggression that Japan has faced in more than a thousand years.

A total of 2 attacks on Japan, and a third attack on Japan, but for various reasons, they did not set off.

At that time, Kublai Khan originally wanted to make peace with Japan, so he sent more than 30 envoys to Japan, but those envoys were all killed. Kublai Khan was therefore angry with Japan and sent troops to attack Japan. However, in the end, it didn't work out because of the weather.

It is said that there is a devilish area in the Sea of Japan like the Bermuda Delta, and it is said that Kublai Khan's fleet on an expedition to Japan was completely destroyed there.