Battle of Chilcheollyang

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The Battle of Chilcheollyang was a 1597 naval engagement during the Japanese invasions of Korea in which the Japanese fleet annihilated most of the Joseon navy, setting the stage for Admiral Yi Sun-sin’s later resurgence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military engagement
naval battle
alsoKnownAs Battle of Chilcheollyang Strait
belligerent Imperial Japanese navy forces
Joseon navy
commander Won Gyun
conflict Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598)
conflictType naval warfare
countryInvolved Japan
Joseon
date 1597
followedBy Admiral Yi Sun-sin’s naval resurgence
Battle of Myeongnyang
historicalEra Joseon dynasty
linked to: Joseon
location near Chilcheollyang Strait
off the southern coast of Joseon Korea
notableFact defeat contributed to the reinstatement of Admiral Yi Sun-sin as commander of the Joseon navy
opposingCommander Japanese naval commanders of the second invasion force
outcome annihilation of most of the Joseon fleet
partOf Second Japanese invasion of Korea (1597–1598)
precededBy period of relative naval inactivity after the first invasion phase
result Japanese victory
strategicConsequence enabled Japanese fleet to gain temporary control of coastal waters
left Joseon almost without a navy
timePeriod late 16th century

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Won Gyun battle Battle of Chilcheollyang
Won Gyun deathEvent Battle of Chilcheollyang
Battle of Myeongnyang precededBy Battle of Chilcheollyang
Battle of Noryang precededBy Battle of Chilcheollyang
Battle of Chilcheollyang alsoKnownAs Battle of Chilcheollyang Strait
linked to: Battle of Chilcheollyang