Warning that the first of these events, sometimes called the Bun'ei one, was about to occur came from rebels in the nation that provided most of the materiel for these events. The plan for another of these events was to join the Easter Route Division to the Chiang-nan Division. One of these events saw a military force occup
Warning that the first of these events, sometimes called the Bun'ei one, was about to occur came from rebels in the nation that provided most of the materiel for these events. The plan for another of these events was to join the Easter Route Division to the Chiang-nan Division. One of these events saw a military force occupying the Hizen province and forcing a retreat by forces under the command of Shoni (*) Sukeyoshi, while another of these events saw most of 140,000 soldiers under the general Hung Ch'a-ch'iu killed after the destruction of their ships. Thwarted twice in 1274 and 1281 by the destruction of a fleet at Hakata Bay by a kamikaze, or typhoon, for 10 points, identify these military campaigns undertaken by the Yuan dynasty to subjugate an island nation.
Warning that the first of these events, sometimes called the Bun'ei one, was about to occur came from rebels in the nation that provided most of the materiel for these events.
Mongol [or Yuan] invasions of Japan