List of naval battles during the Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598)
During the Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–98) there were a number of naval battles.
| Date | Battles | location | Korean Commanders | Japanese Commanders | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1592 June 16 (May 7) | Battle of Okpo | Geoje okpo | Yi Sun-sin Won Gyun | Todo Takatora | Decisive Korean victory. |
| 1592 June 16 (May 7) | Battle of Happo | Masan Sanho-dong | Yi Sun-sin Won Gyun | Korean victory. | |
| 1592 June 17 (May 8) | Battle of Jeokjinpo | Goseong Georyu-myeon, Tongyeong Gwangdo-myeon | Yi Sun-sin Won Gyun | Korean victory. | |
| 1592 (May 29) | Battle of Sacheon | Sacheon Yonghyeon-myeon | Yi Sun-sin Won Gyun | Kurushima Michiyuki | Decisive Korean victory. Turtle Ship first appearance. |
| 1592 (June 2) | Battle of Dangpo | Tongyeong Sanyang-eup | Yi Sun-sin | Kamei Korenoi | Decisive Korean victory. |
| 1592 (June 5) | First Danghangpo Battle | Goseong hoehwa-myeon Danghangpo-ri | Yi Sun-sin Yi Eok-gi | Decisive Korean victory. | |
| 1592 (June 6) | Battle of Yulpo | Geoje Jangmok-myeon | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1592 August 14 (July 8) | Battle of Hansan Island | Tongyeong Hansan-myeon | Yi Sun-sin Yi Eok-gi Won Gyun | Wakizaka Yasuharu | Decisive Korean victory. |
| 1592 August 16 (July 10) | Battle of Angolpo | Jinhae Angol-dong | Yi Sun-sin Yi Eok-gi Won Gyun | Kuki Yoshiaki | Decisive Korean victory. |
| 1592 (August 29) | Battle of Jangnimpo | Busan Saha-gu Jangrim-dong | Yi Sun-sin Yi Eok-gi Won Gyun | Korean victory. | |
| 1592 October 5 (September 1) | Battle of Hwajungumi | Busan Saha-gu Molundae | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1592 October 5 (September 1) | Battle of Dadaepo | Busan Saha-gu Dadae-dong | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1592 October 5 (September 1) | Battle of Seopeongpo | Busan Saha-gu Gupyeong-dong Gamcheon | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1592 October 5 (September 1) | Battle of Jeolyeong Island | Busan Yeongdo-gu | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1592 October 5 (September 1) | Battle of Choryangmok | Busan Dong-gu Choryang-dong | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1592 October 5 (September 1) | Battle of Busan | Busan Dong-gu Jwacheon-dong | Yi Sun-sin Yi Eok-gi Won Gyun Jeong Un | Decisive Korean victory. | |
| 1593 March 6 (February 10) | Battle of Ungpo | Jinhae Ungcheon-dong | Yi Sun-sin Yi Eok-gi Won Gyun | Korean victory. | |
| 1594 (March 4) | Second Danghangpo Battle | Goseong hoehwa-myeon Danghangpo-ri | Yi Sun-sin Yi Eok-gi Won Gyun Eo Yeong-dam | Korean victory. | |
| 1594 (October 4) | Battle of Jangmunpo | Geoje Jangmok-myeon Jangmok-ri | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1597 August 28 (July 16) | Battle of Chilcheollyang | Geoje Chilcheollyang | Won Gyun Yi Eok-gi Choe Ho Bae Seol | Todo Takatora Wakizaka Yasuharu Konishi Yukinaga | Decisive Japanese victory. |
| 1597 (August 27) | Battle of Eoranpo | Haenam Songji-myeon Eoranpo | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1597년 October 16 (September 7) | Battle of Byeokpajin | Jindo Gogun-myeon Byeokpajin | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1597년 October 25 (September 16) | Battle of Myeongnyang | Haenam Munnae-myeon, Jindo nokjin-ri | Yi Sun-sin Kim Eok-chu | Todo Takatora Kurushima Michifusa Katō Yoshiaki Wakizaka Yasuharu | Decisive Korean victory. |
| 1598 (July 19) | Battle of Jeolyi Island | Goheung Geumsan-myeon Geogeum Island | Yi Sun-sin | Korean victory. | |
| 1598 October 19 - November 6 | Battle of Jang Island | Suncheon Jangdo | Yi Sun-sin Chen Lin | Konishi Yukinaga | Korean navy rescued the Chinese navy from the Japanese blockade. However, whole of operation was failed. |
| 1598 December 16 (November 19) | Battle of Noryang | Namhae Seolcheon-myeon Noryang-ri | Yi Sun-sin Chen Lin | Konishi Yukinaga Shimazu Yoshihiro Wakizaka Yasuharu So Yoshitoshi | Decisive Korean and Chinese victory. Death of Admiral Yi. |
References
- Yi, Min-Woong [이민웅], Imjin Wae-ran Haejeonsa: The Naval Battles of the Imjin War [임진왜란 해전사], Chongoram Media [청어람미디어], 2004, ISBN 89-89722-49-7.
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