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KOREAN EVENTS, Shin Don - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Alt-history
        Those attacks, considering even capital was sacked could provoke Korean retribution provoking attack on turbans
        
        Red turban wars
        The most probable would probably be invasion of Qi, which is ingame historical rival of Korea. Other candidates would be Chen, Zhou or Wei, considering they were not Buddhist nations
      - unsure
        Gongmin executed Gi Cheol, leader of pro Yuan faction, prompting plan to depose Gongmin
        
        1363
        Kim Yong tried to assasinate Gongmin at Heimgwangsa Temple. It was Yuan scheme trying to install prince Deokheung on Korean throne
        
        1365
        Death of queen, which brought Gongmin to insanity, he instated former slave, monk Shin Don as the one to control the government
        
        May of 1366
        Shin Don implements land and slave reforms, which would give land back that was unjustly taken and freeing people who was coerced into slavery. This gave him huge popularity in lower class, but made higher class hate him
        
        1367
        Nobles discontent with reforms accuse Shin Don of adultery, taking bribes. There were two assassination attempts
        
        1371
        Shin Don lost his position and was executed at the king orders
        
        Alt-history
        It is possible that Shin Don could've continued with radical reforming the country
        
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        Alt-history
        This could've easily escalated to fullblown war with Yuan
        
        Korea already had close ties with Ming, which is why Gongmin executed Yuan faction representative. This could mean joining Ming as 'one of red turbans'
        
        Yuan wars
        The conflict could 've taken two different shapes.
        
        One would be concentrating on Yuan itself, most probably leading to retaking of it's Manchurian possessions
        
        Second one would be joining red turbans as one of them, helping against Yuan
        Both cases would probably start with siege of Liaoyang, which was pretty much Korean city at the time.