Two Invasions. Two Typhoons.
In 1274 and 1281, Mongol fleets struck Japan. Typhoons smashed them — the Japanese called the typhoons kamikaze, meaning "divine wind"History of Japan — Kamikaze: The Storms that Saved a Shogun
Samurai Held. Nature Finished.
Outnumbered samurai fought the invaders to a standstill in Kyushu until storms ripped the fleets apart.History of Japan — Kamikaze: The Storms that Saved a Shogun
