Mind Essay
Yi Sun sin's tactical kite for battleships
- The mindset of admiral Yi Sun-sin
The tactical kite was used by Admiral Yi Sun-sin to instruct his battleships on what to do in the sea.
During the Imjin War 400 years ago, Yi Sun-sin defeated Japanese enemies with the spirit of no resignation despite the inferiority of war materials and numbers.
31 tactical secret signals have been restored through historical pieces of evidence.
Each drawing has unique signals such as ‘Attack on the East’, ‘Fight after sunset’ or ‘Attack from all sides during the day.’
However, there is no retreat signal among signal kites.
He and his soldiers had been brave enough never to pull back at the war.
Where does Admiral Yi Sun-sin's determination to death come from?
After receiving the call of the nation, his heart had already crossed the line of death.
During the Imjin War 400 years ago, Yi Sun-sin defeated Japanese enemies with the spirit of no resignation despite the inferiority of war materials and numbers.
31 tactical secret signals have been restored through historical pieces of evidence.
Each drawing has unique signals such as ‘Attack on the East’, ‘Fight after sunset’ or ‘Attack from all sides during the day.’
However, there is no retreat signal among signal kites.
He and his soldiers had been brave enough never to pull back at the war.
Where does Admiral Yi Sun-sin's determination to death come from?
After receiving the call of the nation, his heart had already crossed the line of death.
必生卽死死必卽生
Those who seek death shall live, those who seek life shall die.
If he was just a soldier without this sacrificing mindset, could he be remembered as the most admired admiral in the history of Korea?
Yi Sun-shin achieved a great victory at the Battle of Myeongnyang while Seonjo, the king of the Joseon dynasty, gave up the navy.
Your Highness, I still have twelve battleships.
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