Yes, that is the plan as I already told you.Götterdämmerung;2826701 said:So, Korea remains divided, even after reunification.
When Japanese literature describe Mongol Invasion of Japan, they describe it as Mongol-Korean alliance troop that invaded Japan, while Song-Dynasty Chinese who made the vast majority(75%) of troops are not mentioned as the enemy. From the Japanese perspective, it was a war of Japan Vs Mongol-Korea.Proof me wrong!
元寇 - Wikipedia
交戦勢力(Combatants)
- 鎌倉幕府地頭・御家人ら(異国警固番役など主に九州各地から)<= Pan-Japan troops.
- 蒙古(大元ウルス)・高麗連合軍 <= Mongol-Korean alliance troops
指揮官(Commanders) : Lists a whole bunch of Korean generals who led the campaign. No Chinese general listed.
- 征東右副都元帥 洪茶丘
征東左副都元帥 劉復亨
高麗軍(三翼軍)以下内訳
中軍
都督使 金方慶
知兵馬事 朴之亮・金忻
副使 任愷
左翼軍
左軍使 金侁
知兵馬事 韋得儒
副使 孫世貞
右翼軍
右軍使 金文庇
知兵馬事 羅裕・朴保
副使 潘阜[4]
China Before and After Qing
Before Qing
After Qing
Korea Before And After Qing
Before
After. Nothing changed.