How did Toyotomi Hideyoshi die?

1On September 3rd, 596, the envoys of the Ming Dynasty met with Toyotomi Hideyoshi in Osaka, read out the imperial edict that Ming Chengzu granted him the title of "King of Japan", and gave him a golden seal and coronation. Toyotomi Hideyoshi flew into a rage and threw the imperial edict on the ground, which angered the envoys of North Korea and Daming. The Sino-Japanese peace talks, which lasted more than two years, broke down.

Emperor Daming was also angry, and the more he felt that Dongyi lacked credibility in this state. But I didn't know that because China had no research on this eastern neighbor and knew nothing about its national sports system, he even sealed a king, which angered the warrior.

1597, Toyotomi tore up the peace treaty and sent troops again, but was quickly defeated by Li Shunchen, and the army was also in a bitter battle and was often ambushed. Another year passed, and when Toyotomi Hideyoshi saw that the plan could not be realized, he fell ill with anxiety and anger. Before he died, he suddenly said to him, "Don't make me a hundred thousand overseas ghosts" and died.

The Japanese kept the news of Toyotomi Hideyoshi's death secret for fear of losing morale, but secretly withdrew their troops. Their 100,000 soldiers almost became overseas ghosts. The Chinese and Korean navies intercepted at sea and the naval battle was fierce. Li Shunchen, a Korean national hero, and Chen Lin, commander-in-chief of the South Korean navy, both died heroically.