At the Battle of Myeongnyang, Admiral Yi Sun-sin proved that thalassocracy rests not on fleet size but on tactical command of the sea, using thirteen ships to shatter a vastly larger Japanese navy. | Spyke

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At the Battle of Myeongnyang, Admiral Yi Sun-sin proved that thalassocracy rests not on fleet size but on tactical command of the sea, using thirteen ships to shatter a vastly larger Japanese navy.

Thalassocracy - maritime supremacy

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At the Battle of Myeongnyang, Admiral Yi Sun-sin proved that thalassocracy rests not on fleet size but on tactical command of the sea, using thirteen ships to shatter a vastly larger Japanese navy.

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At the Battle of Myeongnyang, Admiral Yi Sun-sin proved that thalassocracy rests not on fleet size but on tactical command of the sea, using thirteen ships to shatter a vastly larger Japanese navy. | Spyke