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Ships of the Mongol invasion fleet are sunk during a typhoon ( kamikaze ) off the coast of Japan, 1281. Detail from Japanese scroll painting on paper, c1293, attributed to Tosa Nagataka and Tosa Nagaaki
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Ships of the Mongol invasion fleet are sunk during a typhoon ( kamikaze ) off the coast of Japan, 1281. Detail from Japanese scroll painting on paper, c1293, attributed to Tosa Nagataka and Tosa Nagaaki
JAPAN: MONGOL INVASION.
Ships of the Mongol invasion fleet are sunk during a typhoon ( kamikaze ) off the coast of Japan, 1281. Detail from Japanese scroll painting on paper, c1293, attributed to Tosa Nagataka and Tosa Nagaaki
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Bradley Smith Feudal Japan Fleet Invasion Japan Japanese Kamakura Mongol Mongol Empire Naval Navy Period Scroll Second Ship Tosa Typhoon Warrior 1281 Kamikaze Sunken Troop
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This print captures a significant moment in history - the destruction of the Mongol invasion fleet during a typhoon off the coast of Japan in 1281. The level of detail in this Japanese scroll painting on paper, attributed to Tosa Nagataka and Tosa Nagaaki, is truly remarkable. As we gaze upon this scene, we witness the chaos and power of nature as it unleashes its fury upon the invading ships. The artist skillfully portrays the tumultuous sea with towering waves crashing against these mighty vessels. It is evident that no human force could have matched the destructive force of this kamikaze (divine wind) typhoon. Amidst this turmoil, we see brave Japanese soldiers valiantly fighting against their Mongol adversaries. Their determination and courage are palpable as they navigate through treacherous waters while engaging in fierce combat. This image serves as a testament to their unwavering loyalty towards defending their homeland. The significance of this event cannot be overstated - it marked a pivotal moment when Japan successfully repelled two massive Mongol invasions, preserving its independence and shaping its future trajectory. This painting not only commemorates an important historical event but also showcases the artistic prowess and storytelling abilities of Tosa Nagataka and Tosa Nagaaki. Incorporating elements from both artistry and history, this print offers us a glimpse into feudal Japan's naval warfare during one of its most critical periods. It stands as a powerful reminder that even amidst
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