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|Description=A simple illustration explaining the reason behind the difference in the ship bottom designs between the Koreans, and the Chinese and the Japanese - since Korea's coasts were flat, the tides retreated and advanced at a faster speed and at a wider distance in Korea than in China and Japan; thus, Korean ships had flat bottoms that could rest on sand while the Japanese and the Chinese ships had "V"-shaped bottoms with faster speed.  This image is used in the [[Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598)]] article.
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|Description= A simple illustration explaining the reason behind the difference in the ship bottom designs between the Koreans, and the Chinese and the Japanese - since Korea's coasts were flat, the tides retreated and advanced at a faster speed and at a wider distance in Korea than in China and Japan; thus, Korean ships had flat bottoms that could rest on sand while the Japanese and the Chinese ships had "V"-shaped bottoms with faster speed.  This image is used in the [[Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598)]] article.
|Year created=2007
|Author= Chunbum Park
|Notes=Based on the information, here: http://koreanship.culturecontent.com/structure.asp
|Date= 2007-12-24
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|Notes= Based on the information, here: http://koreanship.culturecontent.com/structure.asp
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