우리 활 vs 일본 활ㅡ신궁 이성계의 실력은 과학이었다.
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In 1274, at Hakata Bay, a samurai stood alone on his horse before the Allied forces. He was convinced he was safe, as the distance was one that his country's bows could never reach.
"If you are afraid, just stand there!"
Before he could even finish speaking, an arrow struck his body.
The nation possessing the world's longest bow fell to a bow half its size. Our Gakgung (Korean composite bow), crafted from water buffalo horns, ox tendons, and fish swim bladders. The Aegisal (small arrows), palm-sized, that pierced iron armor. And the day Yi Seong-gye, known as the "Divine Archer," shattered the vanguard of the Japanese pirates with just two arrows.
It was not about size, but structure. What was the answer our ancestors had been refining for a thousand years?
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지는 체코 기관총을 무기창고에 쌓아놓고 ㅋㅋㅋ
보다못한 내관이 의병들에게 무기를 주자고 했더니
'백성들에게 병기를 쥐어주는 것은 상서롭지 못한 일이다' 라는 개소리만 했다지?
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나라가 망할만 했던 거야
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우리 활 vs 일본 활ㅡ신궁 이성계의 실력은 과학이었다.
피의역사썰
102,434 views
The videos on this channel are content produced based on historical facts using AI image/video tools and editing.
In 1274, at Hakata Bay, a samurai stood alone on his horse before the Allied forces. He was convinced he was safe, as the distance was one that his country's bows could never reach.
"If you are afraid, just stand there!"
Before he could even finish speaking, an arrow struck his body.
The nation possessing the world's longest bow fell to a bow half its size. Our Gakgung (Korean composite bow), crafted from water buffalo horns, ox tendons, and fish swim bladders. The Aegisal (small arrows), palm-sized, that pierced iron armor. And the day Yi Seong-gye, known as the "Divine Archer," shattered the vanguard of the Japanese pirates with just two arrows.
It was not about size, but structure. What was the answer our ancestors had been refining for a thousand years?
The videos on this channel are content created based on historical facts, utilizing AI image/video tools and editing. #JoseonUnofficialHistory #Gakgung #Aegisal #Pyeonjeon #YiSeonggye #BattleOfHwangsan #KoreanArchery #KoreanHistory #HistoryStories #NationalPride #JoseonDynasty #GoryeoDynasty #TraditionalWeapons #Bow #HistoryOfWeapons #Agibaldo #HakataBay #MongolAlliance #KoreaJapanComparison #HistoryDocumentary #KoreanHistory #History #HistoryStories #HistoryAnecdotes #PowerStruggle #HistoryOfWar #HistoryBehindTheScenes #UnofficialHistory #SecretHistory #CourtSecrets #HistoricalAnecdotes #Humanities #Knowledge #HistoryStorytelling #MysteryHistory #HistoricalBackstory #HistoryOfWar #RoyalFamilyStories #HistoricalBattles #HistoricalFigures