Romance of Baijiangkou: the First War

In the early years of Longshuo, peace prevailed in the Tang Dynasty, and war broke out among the three Koreas in the east of the sea. Baekje relied on Goguryeo for help and invaded and conquered Silla, a vassal state. The Japanese army crossed the sea and wanted to encroach on the fertile land of Liaodong. The emperor issued an edict, Su Dingfang led the troops to pacify Baekje, and Liu Rengui led the navy to guard Xiongjin. At the mouth of the Baijiang River, Tang Dynasty warships formed a formation and met more than 400 Japanese warships in a narrow road. The first large-scale naval battle in the history of East Asia began. The river was burned with fierce fire, the oars and oars were wiped out in ashes, and the battle determined the pattern of Haidong. After being defeated by Baijiang, the Japanese nation put away its desire to spy on the Central Plains and sent envoys across the sea to the Tang Dynasty several times to study the etiquette of the Celestial Dynasty. However, there was an eternal anecdote about treating funeral ceremonies as wedding ceremonies, treating brocade banquets as crimes, and treating raw medicinal materials as delicacies. Thousands of sails have passed, and the river flows forever. The past events that have been sealed for thousands of years are all contained in this book.