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Every friend a slanderer: Nationalistic education in Korea overemphasizes the contribution of Yi Sun-sin in winning the Imjin War more or less on his own, and paints the Ming intervention force as incompetent and causing more harm than good (incorrect on both counts). On the other hand, the Chinese have bitter feelings about their forefathers that fought and sacrificed to protect the sovereignty of a supposedly friendly nation, only to be repaid with sneer and jest.

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The Iron Pagodas were completely armored from head to toes in heavy lamellar armor- with only their eyes and hands exposed, some historians have referred to these heavy cavalry with the Greco-Roman terms of "cataphracts" or "clibanarii," in reference to their near identical appearance to heavy Persian cavalry from the 4-7th centuries. Their horses were also completely encased in armor as well, covered on all sides with thick barding of lamellar plates and padded cotton. In fact, each armored rid