Kang-hoa (1866) — the same event in Dallet, History of the Church in Korea and Griffis, Corea, the Hermit Nation

Dallet, History of the Church in Korea: French troops attack and take the Ganghwa fortress (15 October); the Korean army flees; Dallet, History of…

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Dallet, History of the Church in Korea · AD 1866 · Kang-hoa

French troops attack and take the Ganghwa fortress (15 October); the Korean army flees

Après un engagement de quelques minutes, le fort fut occupé, et les Coréens s'enfuirent, laissant un drapeau entre nos mains.
Location: p.577

Dallet, History of the Church in Korea · AD 1866 · Kang-hoa

French troops breach and take the walls of Ganghwa-bu (16 October). Weapons and silver ingots seized

mais la muraille fut bientôt escaladée au cri de : Vive l'Empereur ! et l'ennemi nous laissa maîtres de la place.
Location: p.577

Griffis, Corea, the Hermit Nation · AD 1866 · Kang-wa (Kanghwa city)

French forces attacked the main gate of Ganghwa and took the town, capturing about 80 cannon, over 6,000 matchlocks and silver ingots.

The gate was soon crushed in with axes, and the main body entered easily.
Location: p.382

Place: Kang-hoa

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