Today's Huangli Hancheng King

LZ is not a very profound question, but you haven't answered the question of LS.

In fact, the question at that time was not whether North Korea had the ability to help the Qing army. You know, during the Great Patriotic War in Renchen, the North Korean army was not so good, but they sent troops to help the Ming army. After all, this is a war of our own country.

The crux of the problem lies in the coup in North Korea. 1In the early morning of July 23rd, 894, Japanese troops attacked the Palace in Seoul, took korean king Li Xi (Emperor of Korea) hostage, dissolved the pro-China North Korean government, supported the king's biological father Li Yunying to take the stage as regent, and set up a pro-Japan puppet government with Jin Hongji as the actual head. Japanese special envoy Jin Hongji's cabinet severed relations with the Qing Dynasty and "entrusted" the Japanese army to expel the Qing army stationed in North Korea. In other words, North Korea was already on the same front as Japan at that time, and it was certainly impossible to help the Qing army.