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6/22/2025, 4:40:38 AM
>>17782471
What if Phillip II actually authorize an invasion of China? I was reading a bit about these proposals in a book detailing the Japanese excursions in Korea and against the Ming Dynasty during the late 16th Century.
Chinese merchants slaughtered Spanish governor generals Gómez Pérez Dasmariñas in 1593 and slaughtered Luis Pérez Dasmariñas and beheaded Luis and all his soldiers and Luis bragged he could conquer China with 25 men in 1603. Spanish ruled in the Philippines was only saved by Japanese exile Catholics and local Filipino tribesmen after the slaughter of Luis and his guard.
In 1662, Koxinga's southern Ming remnant, the kingdom of Tungning on Taiwan sent one letter to the Spanish governor general of the Philippines, threatening him and leading the Spanish to withdraw its soldiers from the entire Maluku Islands (Maluku) in Indonesia in 1663 and lose it forever and withdraw and abandon Zamboanga on Mindanao for decades.
What if Phillip II actually authorize an invasion of China? I was reading a bit about these proposals in a book detailing the Japanese excursions in Korea and against the Ming Dynasty during the late 16th Century.
Chinese merchants slaughtered Spanish governor generals Gómez Pérez Dasmariñas in 1593 and slaughtered Luis Pérez Dasmariñas and beheaded Luis and all his soldiers and Luis bragged he could conquer China with 25 men in 1603. Spanish ruled in the Philippines was only saved by Japanese exile Catholics and local Filipino tribesmen after the slaughter of Luis and his guard.
In 1662, Koxinga's southern Ming remnant, the kingdom of Tungning on Taiwan sent one letter to the Spanish governor general of the Philippines, threatening him and leading the Spanish to withdraw its soldiers from the entire Maluku Islands (Maluku) in Indonesia in 1663 and lose it forever and withdraw and abandon Zamboanga on Mindanao for decades.
6/17/2025, 8:30:55 PM
>>17771461
What if Phillip II actually authorize an invasion of China? I was reading a bit about these proposals in a book detailing the Japanese excursions in Korea and against the Ming Dynasty during the late 16th Century.
Chinese merchants slaughtered Spanish governor generals Gómez Pérez Dasmariñas in 1593 and slaughtered Luis Pérez Dasmariñas and beheaded Luis and all his soldiers and Luis bragged he could conquer China with 25 men in 1603. Spanish ruled in the Philippines was only saved by Japanese exile Catholics and local Filipino tribesmen after the slaughter of Luis and his guard.
In 1662, Koxinga's southern Ming remnant, the kingdom of Tungning on Taiwan sent one letter to the Spanish governor general of the Philippines, threatening him and leading the Spanish to withdraw its soldiers from the entire Maluku Islands (Maluku) in Indonesia in 1663 and lose it forever and withdraw and abandon Zamboanga on Mindanao for decades.
What if Phillip II actually authorize an invasion of China? I was reading a bit about these proposals in a book detailing the Japanese excursions in Korea and against the Ming Dynasty during the late 16th Century.
Chinese merchants slaughtered Spanish governor generals Gómez Pérez Dasmariñas in 1593 and slaughtered Luis Pérez Dasmariñas and beheaded Luis and all his soldiers and Luis bragged he could conquer China with 25 men in 1603. Spanish ruled in the Philippines was only saved by Japanese exile Catholics and local Filipino tribesmen after the slaughter of Luis and his guard.
In 1662, Koxinga's southern Ming remnant, the kingdom of Tungning on Taiwan sent one letter to the Spanish governor general of the Philippines, threatening him and leading the Spanish to withdraw its soldiers from the entire Maluku Islands (Maluku) in Indonesia in 1663 and lose it forever and withdraw and abandon Zamboanga on Mindanao for decades.
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