Pasura Propaganda : Combates de Cagayán en español wikipedia ( contra los piratas jap

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Mira lo que dice, español son mejor que las artes marciales japonesas. Este artículo de basura no menciona que la possibilida había piratas chinos sólo que los chinos también fueron llamados wako.

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combates_de_Cagayán

" El suceso tuvo la particularidad de enfrentar a arcabuceros, piqueros y rodeleros españoles contra este contingente nipón, en su mayoría rōnin (samuráis sin señor), y en menor medida, ashigaru (soldados rasos) nipones.
Pasura porque

no hay evidencia de que la mayoría eran Ronin porque:

La evidencia de los paras mayoria chinos es la nombre y barcos que utilizaron

Fuentes españolas registran el nombre de su líder como Tay Fusa, Tayfusu o Tayfuzu. Esto no se corresponde con un nombre japonés, pero podría referirse a un cacique medieval (大夫), llamado DAFU en chino o Taifu en japonés. [5] Los piratas tenían 18 Sampans que de fondo plano bote de madera chino. La palabra "champán" viene del término original Hokkien para los barcos, 三 板 (sam pan), que significa literalmente "tres tablones" en sus dialectos chinos. [6]




Mayoría eran pescadores chinos

1st piratas japoneses siempre habían mezcla de samurai sin señor (ronin), soldados, comerciantes y contrabandistas

fuentes: Contemporary Maritime Piracy: International Law, Strategy, and Diplomacy at Sea By James Kraska [1]

2nd De acuerdo con la historia de Ming, el 30% de el siglo 16 wokou eran japoneses, con el 70% restante es de origen chino. Campesinos chinos y gente de pueblos de pescadores se unirán para convertirse en Wako y más tarde se forman la mayoría de los piratas wokou

Fuentes: Anthony Reid, "Violence at Sea". in Robert J Antony, ed., Elusive Pirates, Pervasive Smugglers. Hong Kong University Press. p. 18 Jump up ^ (Chinese)History of Ming”大抵真倭十之三，从倭者十之七。”

Pero la basura de este editor no quiero mencionar para dar más orgullo y levantar la moral de la historia militar española

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Puedes creer esta mierda?

" La esgrima europea había demostrado ser mejor que las artes marciales japonesas y las espadas de acero toledano mucho más resistentes y útiles que las katanas.5 Las armaduras japonesas fueron perfeccionadas con estilo europeo, añadiéndoles petos metálicos. "


Sólo los idiotas pueden escribir algo tan estúpido

Toledo puede recibir golpes de ametralladora?



https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...as-japoneses-)

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The Wako were Pirates and only a small portion were Japanese. They dressed like Japanese and pretended to be Japanese most likely to send fear into the hearts of their victims.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wokou

The identity of the wokou is subject to some debate, with various theories about the ethnic makeup and national origin of the pirates.

Professor Takeo Tanaka of University of Tokyo proposed in 1966 that the early wokou were Koreans living on these outlying islands. In the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty, the compiled section for King Sejong relates that a vassal named Yi Sun-mong (Hangul: 이순몽; Hanja: 李順蒙, 1386–1449) told his monarch "I hear that in the late Goryeo kingdom period, Wokou roaming (our country) and the peasants could not withstand them. However only 1 or 2 (out of 10) were caused by (real) Japanese. Some of our peasants imitatively wore Japanese clothing, formed a group and caused trouble... in order to stop all evils, there is nothing more urgent than the Hopae (personal identification system)".[21][22] However, Yi did not live during the Goryeo dynasty, and was likely relating rumor or legend as opposed to solid documented evidence. Moreover, the thrust of Yi's speech concentrates on how national security was deteriorating and how it required special attention; it is possible he made use of unreliable information to support his point.[23] Yi's assertion is therefore not highly valued as a source for wokou by other researchers.[24] The chronicle Goryeosa records 529 wokou raids during the 1223–1392 period, but mentions the "fake Japanese" only 3 times.[23]

The current prevailing theory[25] is that of Shōsuke Murai, who demonstrated in 1988 that the early wokou came from multiple ethnic groups rather than one singular nation.[24] Murai wrote that the wokou were "marginal men" living in politically unstable areas without national allegiances, akin to the Zomia thesis.[24] Supporters of this theory point out that one of the early wokou leaders, Ajibaldo, was variously claimed by period sources to be Mongolian, Japanese, Korean, and an "islander";[26] his name is apparently Korean and Mongolian in origin.[27]

By 1580 Japan had guns and training supplied by the Portuguese and English. The Spanish got destroyed by the English Navy. They think a smaller Spanish naval force could so easily have beaten a real Japanese naval force of larger size who were trained and supplied by the English? I lol. at them for their conceit.

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^ i didnt write any of that.. i copied from a Japanese & butlerking