428 years ago today, on September 16, 1597 (August 6, 1597 lunar calendar), the Battle of Naruto broke out, and Li Shunchen defeated the Japanese army with the 13 remaining warships of the Korean Navy. On September 16, 1597, the Battle of Naruto broke out, and Li Shunchen defeated the Japanese army with the 13 remaining warships of the Korean Navy. On that day, the Japanese commander-in-chief Takahu Fujido led more than 330 ships (133 warships and 200 transport ships) and the 20,000 Army set out to take advantage of the high tide to attack the Naruto Strait in an attempt to wipe out the remaining forces of the Korean Navy. Li Shunchen introduced a large number of Japanese ships into the Naruto Strait by luring the enemy. Soon, the tide receded, and the Japanese ships were blocked by hidden iron cables and wooden piles and could not sail out. Li Shunchen immediately sent the navy to counterattack, sinking 31 Japanese ships with 13 warships and wounding 92. The Japanese army lost more than 8,000 people in battle. Many generals such as General Laidao Tong died in battle, and only 34 people were killed in North Korea. Comments on Li Shunchen's brilliance reached its peak