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05/03/10 @ 22:24
 Tornadoes28 · http://toshogu.blogspot.com
That is a very interesting background to this holiday. I did not know that about the helmets. At my home, we display a carp for our boys.

The second Mongol invasion actually occurred in 1281. Also, although it is true that a storm probably played a part in the defeat of the Mongols, the main reason was due to fierce samurai resistance that lasted for several weeks prior to any storm. It was due to this that the Mongols were forced back on to their ships where many were sunk by the weather. :)
05/03/10 @ 23:06
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05/04/10 @ 01:35
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05/04/10 @ 03:55
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05/04/10 @ 04:02
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@Tornadoes28:
Thank you very much! It's obvious that the storm by itself wasn't enough to stop the invasion... but you have to admit that the legend is more impressive that way :) Also, thank you, I updated the article to the correct year.
05/04/10 @ 09:09
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05/04/10 @ 09:37
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05/05/10 @ 02:00
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