TheFunkyM
TheFunkyM t1_itgn8nu wrote
Reply to comment by El_Serpiente_Roja in Joseon, the predecessor of modern Korea(s) - Part 3: Japan and Qing Invasions (early 17th century) by spinnybingle
I've just started watching this recently and yes, so far it's been thoroughly good.
TheFunkyM t1_itgn0te wrote
Reply to comment by Zekachu9117 in Joseon, the predecessor of modern Korea(s) - Part 3: Japan and Qing Invasions (early 17th century) by spinnybingle
> I guess most koreans don't talk about that part since it doesn't fit into the whole "hero" narrative.
I mean, it was both far from unusual for the period and achieved what it needed to, in helping to give Yi Sun-sin the army he needed to save his country.
Like if this upsets you don't check out the shit Richard the Lionheart got up to.
TheFunkyM t1_j0h55iw wrote
Reply to Drought encouraged Attila's Huns to attack the Roman empire, tree rings suggest by ArtOak
Yeah this was something Dan Jones was covering in Power and Thrones.
It's kind of wild how little interest historians have historically had in geography and the environmental context of history.