Talk:Ōei Invasion

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• Nakamura Hidetaka 中村栄孝, Chōsen Seisō Kigai no Tsushima seibatsu --Ōei no gaikō wo Chōsen kara miru 朝鮮世宗己亥の対馬 征伐―応永の外冦を朝鮮から見る―, Nissen kankeishi no kenkyū (Jo) 日鮮関係史の研究 上, pp. 227-289, 1965.

This paper reports in-depth research on this invasion. If you don't agree with his reasoning, his citations from and references to primary sources are surely useful. If you want to see all related sources, I recommend to read other papers by Akiyama Kenzō 秋山謙蔵 and others.

I put dates in detail because some events occurred simultaneously. They are of the old lunisolar calendar as they are in my sources. If you prefer the Gregorian calendar, please fix them. --Nanshu 02:15, 1 May 2005 (UTC)

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This article needs a Military Conflict infobox! LordAmeth 10:00, 15 February 2007 (UTC)