조선은 이순신이 죽은 뒤 300년 더 만든 거북선을 왜 한 척도 남기지 못했을까 | 칠천량 해전 | 정조 귀선도설 | 한국사 조선시대

In 1597, at Chilcheollyang, not a single Turtle Ship survived; they were all sunk. Yet, Joseon continued to build them for another 300 years after that, even though there was never a single battle. They maintained them by documenting the cost down to the two gourd dippers, and with each ship built, they deviated slightly from the original design. The Turtle Ship illustration we saw in textbooks is not Yi Sun-sin's ship. This video originated from a question I recently became aware of. Video Timeline 00:00 A ship that is immune to the Japanese navy's winning formula 01:20 Yi Sun-sin did not build the Turtle Ship — Records from the 13th year of King Taejong's reign 03:00 The date recorded in the Nanjung Ilgi, two months before the war 04:45 You can see the outside from the inside, but you cannot see the inside from the outside 05:53 Chilcheollyang — All sunk in one night 07:37 There were no Turtle Ships at Myeongnyang 08:31 25 years after the war ended, the court ordered them to be built again 11:21 Beware of increasing in size — Kim Su-hang, 1687 12:15 Maintenance costs listed down to the cost of two gourd dippers 13:03 A model of the Turtle Ship placed on the palace floor 15:06 Why are there eight cannon holes when there are six — Park Mun-su, 1751 16:18 The illustration in the Complete Works of Admiral Yi Sun-sin is of a ship from the time of King Jeongjo 17:24 Was it an ironclad ship — Confirmed Up to here 17:56 1895, Tongjeyong Closes 19:28 Which era does the ship floating in the harbor today represent? 📚 References · Annals of the Joseon Dynasty Taejong Year 13 (1413) · Year 15 (1415) — Records of the first appearance of the Turtle Ship Seonjo Year 30 (1597) — Battle of Chilcheollyang Gwanghaegun Year 14 (1622) — Border Defense Council permits reconstruction of the Turtle Ship Sukjong Year (1687 · 1704) — Records of naval organization and Turtle Ship maintenance Yeongjo Year (1735 · 1751) — Discussions on modifications and records of increasing the number of gunports Gojong Year 32 (1895) — Abolition of Samdo Sugun Tongjeyong · Complete Works of Admiral Yi Sun-sin (1795) "Tailored Ship Diagrams" · National Maritime Heritage Research Institute — Turtle Ship Structure Research Materials · Encyclopedia of Korean Culture — Turtle Ship · Samdo Naval Command Headquarters · National Institute of Korean History Database of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty ⚠️ Clarification · The number of Turtle Ships lost at Chilcheollyang varies depending on the source, ranging from three, five, to seven or eight. This was not definitively stated in the video. · The ship depicted in the "Turtle Ship Diagram" of the Complete Works of Admiral Yi Sun-sin (1795) is a Turtle Ship from the reign of King Jeongjo. It is not a blueprint of the ship Yi Sun-sin rode. · Records of the Turtle Ship cease for approximately 180 years following the records of the reign of King Taejong. There are no records remaining regarding what happened to the ship during that period. · Articles related to the Turtle Ship in the late Joseon Dynasty are scattered across the Annals and records from various government offices. If you are curious about the location of a specific passage, please ask in the comments. I will find it and provide an answer. · All visuals in this episode were created using AI-generated images and the channel owner's voice to match the story, instead of actual photos. #TurtleShip #YiSunsin #BattleOfChilcheollyang #JoseonNavy #Panokseon #Jeongjo #CompleteWorksOfAdmiralYi #KoreanHistory #JoseonDynasty #HistoryDocumentary #HistoryTravel #SeniorHistory #SleepingStories