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The '''Jeongmyo War''', also called the '''Korean War''', was a joint expedition conducted by [[France]] and the [[United States]] from February to April 1867. | The '''Jeongmyo War''', also called the '''Korean War''', was a joint expedition conducted by [[France]] and the [[United States of America|Union]] from February to April 1867. | ||
it is believed the Ministry of the Army approved the war in order to distract French forces so that he may more easily conduct the [[Coup of 15 March]] and install [[Henry V of France|the Count of Chambord]] on the French throne. | it is believed the Ministry of the Army approved the war in order to distract French forces so that he may more easily conduct the [[Coup of 15 March]] and install [[Henry V of France|the Count of Chambord]] on the French throne. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:25, 30 September 2026
The Jeongmyo War, also called the Korean War, was a joint expedition conducted by France and the Union from February to April 1867.
it is believed the Ministry of the Army approved the war in order to distract French forces so that he may more easily conduct the Coup of 15 March and install the Count of Chambord on the French throne.