The Rebellion of Mokho in Jeju Island and General Choi Young's conquest of Tamna (1)

 How do you say what Kublai Khan raised to the enemies of the Ming Dynasty? 

The Rebellion of Mokho in Jeju Island and General Choi Young's conquest of Tamna (1)

It is a view of Beomseom Island from the sea of Seogwipo.There is a sea cave on Beomseom Island, named because it looks like a tiger crouching.

This hole is said to have been formed by the entry of two feet that stretched out when Seolmundae Halmang, who made Jeju, lied down on Hallasan Mountain as a pillow.Now, it is a place where many people are looking for sea fishing, but Beomseom Island is a historical site where many people died in the war between General Choi Young and Mongolian forces in the late Goryeo Dynasty.

When the Yuan Dynasty collapsed and the Ming Dynasty was established, Ming asked the Goryeo government to send 2,000 horses to conquer Bukwon, who was chased to the northern grassland.When the Goryeo government sent envoys to Jeju, how should the pastors in Jeju kill envoys and send the horses raised by our Kublai Khan to their enemies? Don't say nonsense! He killed the envoys of Goryeo.

Accordingly, the Goryeo government

In order to conquer Jeju's Mokho forces, General Choi Young was the general commander, and 2,5605 soldiers were mobilized for 314 battleships.At that time, Mongolia's Mokho was about 1700, and the total population of Jeju was about 25,000.Why was the Goryeo government's decision to send more troops than the total Jeju population?  

First, after 100 years of Mongolian rule, all Jeju people will be on the side of Mongolia and fight.ᆢ

The second is because there was a movement to incorporate Jeju Island, which was under the direct control of the Yuan Dynasty, from Myeong to its territory.

Choi Young's Goryeo-gun, who was heading to Jeju, encounters a storm in Chujado Island and suffers great damage.After arriving at Myeongwolpo Port via Biyangdo Island, the 11 Goryeo troops demanded surrender from the pastors, but were exterminated by Mongolian cavalry.Feeling a sense of crisis, Choi Young lands all troops one after another, leading to a showdown.

General Mokho, the manuscript of Seokji-ri of Mongolia, lured Goryeo troops to Saebyeol Oreum to decide, but retreated to Seogwipo due to numerical inferiority and finally entered Beomseom Island.

Beomseom Island consists of cliffs that are difficult for ships to anchor. Choi Young's army built a bridge by ship and landed the troops on Beomseom Island.