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Name: Jeolla Campaign

Type: Event

Start: 1592 AD

End: 1592 AD

Parent: Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598)

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Was a Japanese military campaign in Heolla (southwest Korea) during the Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598).

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  • July 1592: The Sixth Division, led by Japanese general Kobayakawa Takakage, marched through Geumsan in 1592 during the Japanese invasion of Korea. Kobayakawa secured the territory as part of Japan's military occupation of the region.
  • July 1592: The Japanese began their march to Uiryong at Changwon, and arrived at the Nam River.
  • September 1592: Battle of Ichi: The Koreans won this battle and stopped the Japanese army from advancing to the Jeolla province.
  • August 1592: Battle of Ichi: The Koreans won this battle and stopped the Japanese army from advancing to the Jeolla province.

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