Oriental History through War
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Book Introduction
“Oh, that’s right, that’s right.
My brother doesn't really have any grand excuses.
“I just wanted to experience war at least once.”
*** The very same comic that heated up various communities such as Pemco, Ruliweb, and DC!
*** Webtoon serialization confirmed before publication! Drama adaptation confirmed! (I hope so!) Movie adaptation contract! (Wouldn't it be greedy to wish for that?)
Would you believe that the statement, "There are countless causes of war," was actually false? "Religious conflicts, territorial disputes, economic crises, ideological differences…"
You might be thinking, 'There are so many reasons for war in the world!'
But the 'root cause' of war is nothing more than the greed of an arrogant and foolish leader.
Japanese Army Regimental Commander Renya Mutaguchi started the Second Sino-Japanese War without permission from his superiors, just because he wanted to start a war, and British Parliament members condoned the sale of drugs and started a war to increase their stock holdings.
The arrogance and foolishness of leaders is a long-standing human tradition that continues to this day, and it is the people like us who suffer the consequences.
What can we do in this situation? Turning each page of "A History of the East Seen Through War," we laugh at their foolishness, ridicule them, and at the same time, vividly remember the atrocities they committed.
"Oriental History Seen Through War" is the second book in the series "History Stories That Are More Interesting in Comics."
It is filled with more memes and humor than its predecessor, 『A History of the West Through War』, and it is fun to 'chew, bite, taste, and enjoy' the leaders.
That doesn't mean this book is just funny.
Because if you look at interesting pictures, you can see the other side of history.
The moment you see the bloody face of history disguised as comedy, will you be shocked or will you burst out laughing?
My brother doesn't really have any grand excuses.
“I just wanted to experience war at least once.”
*** The very same comic that heated up various communities such as Pemco, Ruliweb, and DC!
*** Webtoon serialization confirmed before publication! Drama adaptation confirmed! (I hope so!) Movie adaptation contract! (Wouldn't it be greedy to wish for that?)
Would you believe that the statement, "There are countless causes of war," was actually false? "Religious conflicts, territorial disputes, economic crises, ideological differences…"
You might be thinking, 'There are so many reasons for war in the world!'
But the 'root cause' of war is nothing more than the greed of an arrogant and foolish leader.
Japanese Army Regimental Commander Renya Mutaguchi started the Second Sino-Japanese War without permission from his superiors, just because he wanted to start a war, and British Parliament members condoned the sale of drugs and started a war to increase their stock holdings.
The arrogance and foolishness of leaders is a long-standing human tradition that continues to this day, and it is the people like us who suffer the consequences.
What can we do in this situation? Turning each page of "A History of the East Seen Through War," we laugh at their foolishness, ridicule them, and at the same time, vividly remember the atrocities they committed.
"Oriental History Seen Through War" is the second book in the series "History Stories That Are More Interesting in Comics."
It is filled with more memes and humor than its predecessor, 『A History of the West Through War』, and it is fun to 'chew, bite, taste, and enjoy' the leaders.
That doesn't mean this book is just funny.
Because if you look at interesting pictures, you can see the other side of history.
The moment you see the bloody face of history disguised as comedy, will you be shocked or will you burst out laughing?
- You can preview some of the book's contents.
Preview
index
Preface: War is sweet to those who have not experienced it.
Chapter 1 So… Honestly, I think it was wrong to miss the breasts…
The Chronicles of the Chu-Han Dynasty, Part 1 - 206 BC
Chapter 2: What does that mean, Fan Zeng?
The Chronicles of the Chu-Han Dynasty, Part 2 - 202 BC
Chapter 3 Hello~ This is the Yellow Turban Rebels.
Wow~ Have you seen Hanara?
Yellow Turban Rebellion - 184 AD
Chapter 4: You won't betray me, right? → You really will betray me.
Battle of Talas - 751
Chapter 5: The opponent is Genghis Khan.
A beggar who died a so-called honorable death
The Mongol Empire's Islamic Expeditions ─ 1219–1260
Chapter 6: On the expedition and the way Europe was organized
Mongol Expeditions in Europe - 1236–1242
Chapter 7 And so the Southern Song Dynasty was destroyed.
Because Mongolia was so strong
Southern Song and Mongol Wars - 1235, 1258, 1267
Chapter 8: Mongolia is Unstoppable! A Majestic, Legendary Battle that Summons a Typhoon
The Mongol Expeditions to Japan - 1274, 1281
Chapter 9 Mongolia, you're so bad
Mongol Expeditions to Vietnam - 1257, 1284, 1287
Chapter 10 Dr. Hong… No, do you know the Red Turban Bandits?
The Decline of the Mongol Empire and Zhu Yuanzhang ─ 1351–1368
Chapter 11: What can you do, you nomad who can't even siege?
Civil Engineering Changes - 1449
Chapter 12: Even if something terrible happens, who am I, showering alone? "Successor to the Muromachi Shogunate."
Onin War - 1467
Chapter 13: The enemy is in Honnoji!
Oda Nobunaga - 1534–1582
Chapter 14 I went to see the fall of Joseon.
But when I came back, I saw that our Japan had collapsed.
Battle of Sekigahara - 1600
Chapter 15: East India Stocks, Horse X, Beekeeping, Horoscope X, Departure
First Opium War - 1840–1842
Chapter 16: In fact, I was Jesus' younger brother.
Taiping Heavenly Kingdom - 1851–1864
Chapter 17 Honestly, if you're a British person, I recommend it.
First of all, me lol
Sepoy Mutiny ─ 1857–1859
Chapter 18: The way of thinking itself is different from ours.
Sino-Japanese War - 1894-1895
Chapter 19: The Earth is round, so if I keep sailing, I'll meet all the Japanese soldiers in the world.
Russo-Japanese War ─ 1904–1905
Chapter 20 Ha, X-foot, ah… Brother Gaeseok! Brother, do you know why the KMT is like that?
Manchurian Incident - 1931-1932
Chapter 21: If this is the case, then public education is flawed.
Fall of Nanjing - 1937–1938
Chapter 22 Mi… Mi… MiX you bastard, you were the one who was wrong first!
Pearl Harbor - 1941
Chapter 23: I Request 'Cassack Bread' from You
Battle of Midway - 1942
Chapter 24: Why don't we make it a draw?
Guadalcanal Campaign ─ 1942–1943
Chapter 25: “I Will Be Back”
Recapture of the Philippines - 1944–1945
Chapter 26: There are no innocent civilians!
Air raids on mainland Japan - 1945
Chapter 27: I am now death, the destroyer of worlds.
Hiroshima atomic bombing - 1945
Chapter 28: From this time forward, China and I will become one.
Second Chinese Civil War - 1946–1949
Chapter 1 So… Honestly, I think it was wrong to miss the breasts…
The Chronicles of the Chu-Han Dynasty, Part 1 - 206 BC
Chapter 2: What does that mean, Fan Zeng?
The Chronicles of the Chu-Han Dynasty, Part 2 - 202 BC
Chapter 3 Hello~ This is the Yellow Turban Rebels.
Wow~ Have you seen Hanara?
Yellow Turban Rebellion - 184 AD
Chapter 4: You won't betray me, right? → You really will betray me.
Battle of Talas - 751
Chapter 5: The opponent is Genghis Khan.
A beggar who died a so-called honorable death
The Mongol Empire's Islamic Expeditions ─ 1219–1260
Chapter 6: On the expedition and the way Europe was organized
Mongol Expeditions in Europe - 1236–1242
Chapter 7 And so the Southern Song Dynasty was destroyed.
Because Mongolia was so strong
Southern Song and Mongol Wars - 1235, 1258, 1267
Chapter 8: Mongolia is Unstoppable! A Majestic, Legendary Battle that Summons a Typhoon
The Mongol Expeditions to Japan - 1274, 1281
Chapter 9 Mongolia, you're so bad
Mongol Expeditions to Vietnam - 1257, 1284, 1287
Chapter 10 Dr. Hong… No, do you know the Red Turban Bandits?
The Decline of the Mongol Empire and Zhu Yuanzhang ─ 1351–1368
Chapter 11: What can you do, you nomad who can't even siege?
Civil Engineering Changes - 1449
Chapter 12: Even if something terrible happens, who am I, showering alone? "Successor to the Muromachi Shogunate."
Onin War - 1467
Chapter 13: The enemy is in Honnoji!
Oda Nobunaga - 1534–1582
Chapter 14 I went to see the fall of Joseon.
But when I came back, I saw that our Japan had collapsed.
Battle of Sekigahara - 1600
Chapter 15: East India Stocks, Horse X, Beekeeping, Horoscope X, Departure
First Opium War - 1840–1842
Chapter 16: In fact, I was Jesus' younger brother.
Taiping Heavenly Kingdom - 1851–1864
Chapter 17 Honestly, if you're a British person, I recommend it.
First of all, me lol
Sepoy Mutiny ─ 1857–1859
Chapter 18: The way of thinking itself is different from ours.
Sino-Japanese War - 1894-1895
Chapter 19: The Earth is round, so if I keep sailing, I'll meet all the Japanese soldiers in the world.
Russo-Japanese War ─ 1904–1905
Chapter 20 Ha, X-foot, ah… Brother Gaeseok! Brother, do you know why the KMT is like that?
Manchurian Incident - 1931-1932
Chapter 21: If this is the case, then public education is flawed.
Fall of Nanjing - 1937–1938
Chapter 22 Mi… Mi… MiX you bastard, you were the one who was wrong first!
Pearl Harbor - 1941
Chapter 23: I Request 'Cassack Bread' from You
Battle of Midway - 1942
Chapter 24: Why don't we make it a draw?
Guadalcanal Campaign ─ 1942–1943
Chapter 25: “I Will Be Back”
Recapture of the Philippines - 1944–1945
Chapter 26: There are no innocent civilians!
Air raids on mainland Japan - 1945
Chapter 27: I am now death, the destroyer of worlds.
Hiroshima atomic bombing - 1945
Chapter 28: From this time forward, China and I will become one.
Second Chinese Civil War - 1946–1949
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Publisher's Review
This idiot is our leader and he started a war?
The outrageous atrocities of leaders who are bursting with anger
Let's solve a simple problem.
Pick the one who killed the most people!
① Napoleon ② Hitler ③ Putin ④ Hirohito ⑤ Hong Xiuquan
Do you know the answer? The answer is number 5.
Hong Xiuquan, a cult leader from the Qing Dynasty.
Believing himself to be the brother of Jesus, he started the Taiping Rebellion, which killed between 20 million and 70 million people.
Did you know this? Probably most people didn't.
It is also a little-known fact that he was nothing more than a Confucian scholar who had failed four consecutive exams in the past and had become mentally unstable.
As such, there have been countless foolish and arrogant leaders throughout history that we do not know about.
Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, dragged his nemesis Liu Bang into a drinking party and let him escape because he was 'in a good mood', and Wang Jin, a eunuch of the Ming Dynasty, changed his retreat route after losing a war to avoid being humiliated by his hometown people, and ended up ruining his country.
Just hearing about it is heartbreaking and heartbreaking, so how much more so must the people have felt at the time?
I thought the leaders' antics were just ridiculous stories from history.
But when I came back, I realized it wasn't someone else's story.
It would be nice if such 'heartbreaking and heartbreaking atrocities' were a thing of the past, but that is not the case.
Just look at the Iraq War that broke out in 2003 and the Russo-Russian War that broke out in 2022.
The world was thrown into chaos by the misjudgment and arrogance of one leader.
This is why wars in history cannot be dismissed as ‘someone else’s story.’
Our leaders are still stupid and arrogant.
So, it is our freedom to freely curse and laugh at their foolishness.
"Oriental History Seen Through War" is the second book in the series "History Stories That Are More Interesting in Comics."
To aid understanding and add fun, we actively utilized internet memes and black humor, and also meticulously paid attention to historical facts and verification.
The combination of Salah ad-Din, the 'idol of FM Korea's Mystery Gallery', and Abdulwaheguru, the 'eccentric cartoonist who wears a turban', has already been verified in 『Western History Seen Through War』.
Since it is a combination of trust and observation, if you flip through the comics smoothly, you will soon find yourself understanding the overall flow of the history of Eastern warfare.
Join two authors who boast overwhelming 'drip power' and knowledge to meet foolish leaders and the wars they cause.
The outrageous atrocities of leaders who are bursting with anger
Let's solve a simple problem.
Pick the one who killed the most people!
① Napoleon ② Hitler ③ Putin ④ Hirohito ⑤ Hong Xiuquan
Do you know the answer? The answer is number 5.
Hong Xiuquan, a cult leader from the Qing Dynasty.
Believing himself to be the brother of Jesus, he started the Taiping Rebellion, which killed between 20 million and 70 million people.
Did you know this? Probably most people didn't.
It is also a little-known fact that he was nothing more than a Confucian scholar who had failed four consecutive exams in the past and had become mentally unstable.
As such, there have been countless foolish and arrogant leaders throughout history that we do not know about.
Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, dragged his nemesis Liu Bang into a drinking party and let him escape because he was 'in a good mood', and Wang Jin, a eunuch of the Ming Dynasty, changed his retreat route after losing a war to avoid being humiliated by his hometown people, and ended up ruining his country.
Just hearing about it is heartbreaking and heartbreaking, so how much more so must the people have felt at the time?
I thought the leaders' antics were just ridiculous stories from history.
But when I came back, I realized it wasn't someone else's story.
It would be nice if such 'heartbreaking and heartbreaking atrocities' were a thing of the past, but that is not the case.
Just look at the Iraq War that broke out in 2003 and the Russo-Russian War that broke out in 2022.
The world was thrown into chaos by the misjudgment and arrogance of one leader.
This is why wars in history cannot be dismissed as ‘someone else’s story.’
Our leaders are still stupid and arrogant.
So, it is our freedom to freely curse and laugh at their foolishness.
"Oriental History Seen Through War" is the second book in the series "History Stories That Are More Interesting in Comics."
To aid understanding and add fun, we actively utilized internet memes and black humor, and also meticulously paid attention to historical facts and verification.
The combination of Salah ad-Din, the 'idol of FM Korea's Mystery Gallery', and Abdulwaheguru, the 'eccentric cartoonist who wears a turban', has already been verified in 『Western History Seen Through War』.
Since it is a combination of trust and observation, if you flip through the comics smoothly, you will soon find yourself understanding the overall flow of the history of Eastern warfare.
Join two authors who boast overwhelming 'drip power' and knowledge to meet foolish leaders and the wars they cause.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: December 31, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 324 pages | 502g | 152*225*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791164161881
- ISBN10: 1164161881
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