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Wokou - Wikipedia

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Wokou Pirates: Their Origin, History and Swords Used

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Japanese Pirates in the Late Medieval and Early Modern East Asia. – Japanese History and Culture

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Samurai pirates against the Spanish empire? | Medium

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Wokou (Japanese: Wakō; Korean: Waegu), which literally translates to Japanese pirates or dwarf pirates, were pirates who raided the coastlines of China, Japan and Korea. Wokou came from a mixture of ethnicities.

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Ming Victory over Japanese Pirates Scroll – Zhongguo Wu Xue

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The Sad Reason We Dont See Many Japanese Pirate Movies | Tokyo Weekender

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Training Pirate Traditional Japanese Character Digital Art by Cozy Guru - Fine Art America

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Battle Between Japanese Chinese Pirates By Stock Illustration 397842688 | Shutterstock

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Japanese pirate ming hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

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Japanese Steampunk Street Styles w Pirate Hat, Alice on Wednesday Face Mask, Ozzon Japan Capes, Baby The Stars Shine Bright, Atelier Pierrot, Alice and the Pirates & Yosuke Boots – Tokyo Fashion

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Johnny Depp finds nothing but smooth sailing with Japanese fans of Pirates of the Caribbean - The Japan Times

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In the waning years of the Yuan dynasty (1279-1368), wokou (Japanese pirates) raided the coastal provinces of eastern China with increasing regularity. Despite suffering defeat in Shandong in 1363, raiding parties continued,

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Strange Japanese pirates, art by me : rIllustration

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Japanese Pirates & Samurai Shrines: The History Along Shimanami Kaido

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Ming Victory over Japanese Pirates Scroll – Zhongguo Wu Xue

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The Battle of Cagayan; When Spanish Soldiers and Wokou Pirates Collide - HubPages

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In the waning years of the Yuan dynasty (1279-1368), wokou (Japanese pirates) raided the coastal provinces of eastern China with increasing regularity. Despite suffering defeat in Shandong in 1363, raiding parties continued,

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Cagayan Battles of 1582: Debunking the Hoax

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NH 121971 Japanese Pirates

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