When 80 Samurai Stood Against the Mongol Empire — Japan’s First Desperate Stand (1274)
Автор: Dark Sigil
Загружено: 2026-01-22
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In 1274, the Mongol Empire launched its first invasion of Japan. Thousands of warriors crossed the sea, confident that no force could resist them.
On the island of Tsushima, fewer than 80 samurai stood in their way.
What followed was a brutal last stand. Facing overwhelming numbers, unfamiliar weapons, and the most feared army on Earth, the samurai fought to the end — delaying the invasion and marking the first clash between Japan and the Mongol war machine.
This video breaks down how a tiny force confronted the Mongol Empire, why traditional samurai warfare failed against Mongol tactics, and how Tsushima became the opening chapter of Japan’s struggle for survival.
⚔️ Medieval warfare
⚔️ Mongol invasions
⚔️ Samurai last stands
⚔️ Battles against impossible odds
Dark Sigil explores ancient and medieval battles where small forces faced overwhelming empires in moments of total desperation.
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