百濟滅亡戰爭과 金欽純

Abstract

It is believed that this was the direction of the Silla generals' operation during the Baekje War. It will secure a supply line from Silla to Xabi, a Chinese military base, and cut off the Japanese military line to the Juryo Castle. In the former case, it was repeatedly cut off from September 660 to July 662, and every time Silla had to sacrifice and open its doors. In the latter case, Silla troops attacked Juryo Castle in March 661, where Japanese troops and supplies were unloaded, but they were defeated by Baekje's counterattack and could not even try again. Eventually, he went in February 663 and changed the direction of the operation. Silla general Kim Heum-soon set fire to many intermediate stops via Japanese supply ships entering Baekje from Kyushu. Therefore, it difficult for Japanese ships to sail. The Japanese fleet's voyage was delayed by Kim Heum-soon's Fire operation. The Japanese troops, who left Kyushu in March 663, arrived at the Baekchon River on August 13 of the same year, and only 10,000 of the 27,000 Japanese troops deployed to the Korean Peninsula. The Japanese fleet and Juryo Castle was not connected, this resulted in fatal consequences. On August 17, Silla troops surrounded the main fortress, and a Chinese fleet sank the Japanese fleet. On September 7, Silla troops occupied the mainstream castle. General Kim Heum-soon's Fire attack on the southern coast of the Korean Peninsula led to the victory of the Silla-Tang China Allied Forces.