>Having a 20:1 numbers advantage
>Have a 10:1 DKR
>People still falling for the samurai meme
Kek
>>58900884
>citation needed
>>58900884
Lmao you're that one butthurt Spaniard from the other thread, eat shit Jose
>>58900971
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1582_Cagayan_battles
saw this yesterday.
it sounds like some little chimpout shit. at the most its a kind of looters riot
>>58901019
So you were the Japanese proxy. Eat shit weeb.
>>58900884
Well, european fencing was superior in every single level to the samurai autism
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destreza
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_school_of_fencing
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_school_of_swordsmanship
>>58901128
Great links
>>58900884
>butthurt spaniard that had to pay tributes to japan to avoid an invasion can't stop posting a meme battle against chinese pirates as a victory to japan
please, you seem to be so pathetic
this is the historical facts, deal with it
>“A Spanish royal decree of 1609 specifically directed Spanish commanders in the Pacific ‘not to risk the reputation of our arms and state against Japanese soldier'”. Giving Up the Gun: Japan’s Reversion to the Sword, 1543-1879: Noel Perrin, p. 35.
>Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1537-1598) is often encountered by Filipino students taking an Asian history course or, depending on the textbook or teacher, Hideyoshi may be mentioned in passing together with Dasmariñas in a Philippine history course.
>In 1592, during the term of the elder Dasmariñas, an embassy from Hideyoshi arrived in Manila. It was headed by a low-ranking Christian named Faranda, who carried presents and a letter threatening an invasion unless an embassy was sent from Manila carrying tribute. Knowing that the colony could not be defended against a determined Japanese invasion, Dasmariñas bought time by dispatching as ambassador the Dominican Fr. Juan Cobo. Cobo, a Sinologist, carried a polite reply as well as impressive presents that included an elephant, which amused Hideyoshi. His mission succeeded, and Hideyoshi called off the planned invasion of Spanish Manila.
http://opinion.inquirer.net/64923/dasmarinas-hideyoshi-and-san-pedro-bautista
>>58901827
>Japan invading Spain
well this is the definition of meme history
>>58901827
Leaving aside the autism and memery of OP, believing that those present are even close to meaning that Spain wouldn't have fucked you up is pretty funny from your part. The only reason that was done was because the gross of the Spanish army was in Europe, and during the 1600s Spain would have taken a few months to get an army up and ready to invade Japan.
You are indeed lucky Spain didn't start a war.
>>58901827
Battles speak for themselfs. 100 Spaniards could beat 20000 Japanese. If we just brought 1 tercio there you would have joined the glorious catholic monarchy
going back to reality, spain is an irrelevant country.
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I've never met a person in my life who said Samurais are cool besides autistic weebshits ofc
Samurais are mongoloid manlets who can't fight for shit
>>58901998
>You are indeed lucky Spain didn't start a war.
>this is what spaniards really believe
please, the west was puny compared to asian powers, which is why they had to resort to exploring sea to bypass main eurasian trading routes occupied by those powers in the first place. westerners never conquered anyone that isn't a primitive natives that had little military experiences.
>>58902254
>tercio
hahaha slowpoke
japan was already doing the same tactics of a mass scale seemless fire in the 16th century that defeated tercio in europe in the 17th century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Nagashino
in fact, during the invasion of korea in the late 16c, some 150,000 troops equipped with 60,000 guns were fielded, which was larger than any tercio army fielded in europe back then.
>>58902535
said a cunt that has never won a war lmao
>>58904155
>40vs 1000
>20 vs hundreds loses
>Still believing that they had a chance.
Kek.
20k tercios were literally worth 400k Japanese troops.
>>58904262
>spaniard
>quality
XDDDD
what you engaged was mostly chinese farmers/fishermen who couldn't make a living without pirating.
>>58904445
40 vs 1000
Numbers speak for themselfs. 1000 Spaniards could have conquered Japan.
>>58904660
IRL spaniards:
>Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1537-1598) is often encountered by Filipino students taking an Asian history course or, depending on the textbook or teacher, Hideyoshi may be mentioned in passing together with Dasmariñas in a Philippine history course.
>In 1592, during the term of the elder Dasmariñas, an embassy from Hideyoshi arrived in Manila. It was headed by a low-ranking Christian named Faranda, who carried presents and a letter threatening an invasion unless an embassy was sent from Manila carrying tribute. Knowing that the colony could not be defended against a determined Japanese invasion, Dasmariñas bought time by dispatching as ambassador the Dominican Fr. Juan Cobo. Cobo, a Sinologist, carried a polite reply as well as impressive presents that included an elephant, which amused Hideyoshi. His mission succeeded, and Hideyoshi called off the planned invasion of Spanish Manila.
http://opinion.inquirer.net/64923/dasmarinas-hideyoshi-and-san-pedro-bautista
>>58901019
Every spaniards on the internet are buttmad
>>58904155
KABOOOM!!
>>58904767
40 vs 1000?
Same equipment
Guess who won
>>58904855
fabyoong is better for him, i guess.
