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How Samurai CRUSHED the 100,000-Man Mongol Invasion at Japan’s Shores

The Mongol invasion of Japan was meant to be unstoppable — until the samurai stood in its path. In the 13th century, the Mongol Empire launched massive naval invasions against Japan, bringing tens of thousands of warriors to its shores. Confident after crushing kingdoms across Asia and Europe, they expected another easy victory. Instead, they met fierce resistance from the samurai clans defending their homeland. This video explores how the samurai fought back against a 100,000-man Mongol invasion, the strategies used on Japan’s shores, and why the Mongols ultimately failed to conquer Japan. From coastal defenses and night raids to brutal close-quarter combat, this was one of history’s most dramatic invasion attempts. Discover the real story behind the Mongol invasions of Japan, the samurai who resisted them, and the battle that shaped Japanese military legend. #mongols #samurai #mongolempire #medievalhistory