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Yi Sun-sin, the greatest general of Joseon, bound to the stocks after being flogged. The one who ordered the beating was not an enemy commander, but the King of the country he was defending. Joseon itself sought to kill the man whom even Japan could not kill throughout the war. A man stripped of his post, framed, and who had lost his mother and youngest son. Yet, as soon as he was released after the beating, he took up his sword again and headed out to sea. For the very country that had tried to kill him. Why did Yi Sun-sin defend that country to the very end when it had cast him out to such an extent? We follow the reason that truly motivated him, a reason that cannot be explained by the common answer that he was "strong-willed." Check out the story that completely transforms the Yi Sun-sin we knew. If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe, like, and turn on notifications. ⏱️ Video Timeline Summary [00:00] Opening: The Hero Being Flogged [01:36] The Beginning of a Wrongful Accusation (Yoshira's Trap) [05:21] Jeong Tak's Petition and Service as a White Soldier [08:11] The Moment He Hit Lowest: The Death of His Mother [10:37] Won Gyun's Defeat and the Collapse of the Joseon Navy (Battle of Chilcheollyang) [14:04] The Miracle of 12 Ships: The Battle of Myeongnyang [17:39] Another Collapse: The Death of His Youngest Son, 'Myeon' [21:43] The First Reason Yi Sun-sin Did Not Lay Down His Sword Until the End: The People [24:47] The Second Reason: A Promise to Himself, Not to Others [28:22] The Final Battle of 'Noryang' and the Message Left by His Death #YiSunsin #GeneralYiSunsin #BattleOfMyeongnyang #BattleOfNoryang #JoseonHistory #KoreanHistory #ImjinWar #JeongyuWar #KingSeonjo #Chungmugong #TrueStoryOfYiSunsinBeingFlogged #ReasonForYiSunsinServingAsWhiteShips #MyeongnyangWinningWith13Ships #YiSunsinMotherAndSonDeath #TheRealReasonYiSunsinDefendedTheCountry #TheReasonKingSeonjoTriedToKillYiSunsin #WonGyun'sDefeatInTheBattleOfChilcheollyang #YiSunsin'sFinalDeathInTheBattleOfNoryang #PosthumousTitleChungmugongGongGivenToYiSunsin #YiSunsinLeadershipAndLessons