Description
Product Overview
The second volume of “Admiral Yi Sun-sin” presents a comprehensive look at the legendary Korean commander, continuing the narrative from the first book. Published by ANNYEONG Books, this print replica edition mirrors the original layout of the hardcover, preserving the authentic feel of a traditional history volume while being optimized for Kindle devices. At 77.2 MB, the file includes high‑resolution images, detailed maps of naval battles, and extensive footnotes that reference primary Korean sources. The book is categorized under History of Korea and ranks prominently in Kindle’s bestseller lists, reflecting its popularity among scholars and general readers alike.
Usage

Designed for students, educators, and history buffs, this e‑book fits seamlessly into academic curricula, research projects, and personal collections. Its print replica format allows readers to annotate directly on the page, making it a valuable tool for classroom discussions or personal study sessions. The lightweight digital file means you can carry the entire volume on a single device, ideal for travel, commuting, or field research. Whether you are preparing a lecture on East Asian maritime strategy or simply exploring Korean heritage, this book provides reliable, well‑structured content.
Why Choose Us
ANNYEONG Books is renowned for its commitment to historical accuracy and high production standards. Each page undergoes rigorous editorial review by Korean historians, ensuring that the narrative aligns with the latest scholarship. The print replica maintains the original typography and layout, offering an authentic reading experience that digital‑only formats often lack. Additionally, the Kindle version includes accessibility features such as adjustable font sizes and screen reader compatibility, broadening its reach to diverse audiences.
Key Features
- Print replica format preserves original design and high‑resolution illustrations.
- Comprehensive coverage of Admiral Yi’s later campaigns and strategic innovations.
- Extensive footnotes and references to primary Korean archival sources.
- Optimized for Kindle with adjustable text, bookmarking, and note‑taking capabilities.
- Ranked #58 in History of Korea on Kindle Store, reflecting strong reader endorsement.
FAQ
Is this edition suitable for academic citation?
Yes, the book includes full bibliographic details and page numbers, making it appropriate for scholarly references.
Can I read this on devices other than Kindle?
The file is compatible with any device that supports the Kindle app, including iOS, Android, and PC/Mac platforms.
Does the print replica include color images?
All images are reproduced in grayscale to match the original print layout, but they retain the clarity and detail of the source material.
Are there any accessibility features?
The Kindle version supports adjustable font sizes, high‑contrast mode, and screen reader functionality.
How does this volume differ from the first book?
While the first volume covers Yi Sun‑sin’s early life and initial victories, this second volume focuses on his later battles, strategic reforms, and lasting legacy in Korean naval history.








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