The Holy One, Yi Sun-shin.

 There are many famous naval battles in world history. However, he always talks about Admiral Yi Sun-shin during the naval battle. In particular, our country and Japanese naval admirals are almost accepted as the god of the sea. By winning the Battle of Actium and winning Octavian's first emperor, Admiral Horatio Nelson, who blew Napoleon's dream of conquering England, trained the British fleet thoroughly to defeat the Spanish Armada, and defeated the Russian Baltic Fleet. Let's pick the four major world wars taught by the British and German Naval Academy. (As you all know, Britain was a maritime kingdom and the world's strongest naval tradition) The Battle of Salamis, the largest Galisian Battle in history, the Battle of Lepanto, the Battle of Trafalgar, and immediately after the Greco-Persian War, fought for supremacy in the Mediterranean. Admiral Yi Sun-shin's Battle of Hansando during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592. They are considered one of the world's top four naval battles, and they study tactics. Here is a quote from General Heihachiro Togo of Japan, who devastated the Baltic Fleet in Russia. After the naval battle, people praised Nelson and Yi Sun-shin, saying, "You are an admiral that neither Nelson nor Yi Sun-shin can follow!" "You may be able to compare me to Nelson, but you can't compare me to Yi Sun-shin." Compared to him, I'm just a sergeant. 'I dare not follow Admiral Yi Sun-shin... (I heard that Admiral Yi Sun-shin is revered in Japan) And what Microsoft said when releasing the Age of Empire 2's expansion pack concourse is also a masterpiece. "Producers had to study history by producing this game. When I learned about Yi Sun-shin, I was really surprised. I can't believe there was a naval admiral in this small Eastern country that outpaced Nelson. He is so great." Jin Lin, a naval admiral of the Ming Dynasty, also came as a relief force during the Japanese Invasion of Korea. "If Lee Sun-shin was born in China, he would be a great general," he also recommended Lee Sun-shin. "When the war is over, let's go to China with me to serve as government officials."' If you are a general in a country like Ming Dynasty, wouldn't you be the Pentagon chief of the U.S. Department of Defense? Racism is the same as the Ming Dynasty and the United States now, but it is great to have people from countries on the periphery in a position to seize the world's military power and shake it. After Yi Sun-shin's naval warrior became known to the West, many strategists and strategists have praised his achievements with the highest praise, and a representative example is to listen to British Navy Lieutenant General G.A. Ballad. In his book, Ballard evaluated the Battle of Hansan and said, "This naval battle quickly ended Japan's ambition to invade China. This was because of the brilliant major established by the great admiral of Joseon. In a short period of just six weeks, he built an unprecedented major in naval battle history around the world. He destroyed the enemy's battle fleet, cut off the enemy's troops, wiped out the enemy's transport fleet, jeopardizing the posture of the enemy's ground forces winning the land war, and completely destroying the enemy's ambitious plans. Even Nelson and Blake could not do more than this commander, who was born in a very small country that had often been subjected to cruel foreign oppression, and who was not known abroad at all. It is a pity that Admiral Yi Sun-shin is not well known outside his homeland," he said, describing Yi Sun-shin as the greatest naval admiral in the history of naval warfare in the world. And in 1904, Russia.The Jeongja strategy, which was created by Donghyangpyeongpalang, a master of the modern Japanese navy that saved Japan by defeating the Russian Baltic Fleet in the Battle of Japan, was an imitation of the Hakikjin method of Yi Sun-sin. The effect of this tactic is to increase the hit rate of the warship by intensifying the target set at once and inflict a fatal blow on the enemy, which is the Japanese intensive multi-war method using Yi Sun-shin's crane. And this pavilion strategy was introduced to the Western world as a T-shaped strategy along the shape of the letters and became the main method of modern naval warfare until World War II. Chungmugong Yi Sun-sin's famous quote, "I still have 12 front lines," strongly suggested that 120 soldiers should not be eliminated from the king's secret land, as the Duke received a re-appointed letter of controller after the Battle of Chilcheonryang. The original text said, "Now that I still have 12 wires, I can do it if I fight with all my might." Although there are few fronts, the enemy will not dare to despise us unless I die." This is a remarkable strategic insight of merit that strongly advocated the survival, value, and utility of the navy.