- Li
Rusong (1549–1598) was a
Chinese general of the Ming
dynasty from Tieling, Liaodong. He was a Ming army
commander in the
first half of the
Imjin War...
- by Li
Rusong and ****anese
forces under Kobayakawa Takakage. It
resulted in a ****anese
victory and Ming retreat.
After taking Pyeongyang, Li
Rusong sent...
-
History of Ming,
Chapter 238: Li
Rusong. 遂複開城; "Then
Kaicheng was restored"
History of Ming,
Chapter 238: Li
Rusong. 官軍既連勝，有輕敵心 二十七日再進師。朝鮮人以賊棄王京告。如松信之，將輕騎趨碧蹄館。;...
- ****istance. The
Chinese emperor sent
admiral Chen Lin and
commander Li
Rusong to aid the Koreans.
Commander Li
pushed the ****anese out of the northern...
- off the Ming
supply lines,
encircling the
entrenched Ming positions. Li
Rusong and Ye
Mengxiong were
called in to
resolve the situation. Ye
Mengxiong arrived...
- In 1593, the
Wanli Emperor of Ming
China sent an army
under general Li
Rusong to
block the
planned ****anese
invasion of
China and
recapture the Korean...
- "admiral sword", a
system supposedly introduced by the
Chinese admiral Li
Rusong during the 16th-century
Imjin War (the "national sword"
system is con****uously...
- Chun Xi's
sister and Feng Lanxi's
birth mother Others Jiang Baixuan as Ren
Rusong,
Chancellor of
Yongzhou and Hei Fengxi's
teacher Xuan Lu as Feng Qiwu, chief...
- in
Towns and Cities", in Douglas, Ian; Goode, David; Houck, Mike; Wang,
Rusong (eds.), The
Routledge Handbook of
Urban Ecology, London: Routledge, p. 86...
-
arrived at the Yalu
River on 5 January. The Ming army of 35,000
under Li
Rusong arrived at the Yalu
River on 26 January. They were then
joined by the advance...
