Myeongryang refers to a significant naval battle that took place on October 26, 1597, during the Imjin War, which was fought between the forces of Joseon Korea and the invading Japanese fleet. The battle is notable for the strategic genius of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, who, despite being heavily outnumbered, managed to achieve a decisive victory using his innovative tactics and the superior maneuverability of his ships. The battle occurred in the Myeongryang Strait, where Admiral Yi's fleet of 13 ships faced approximately 300 Japanese vessels. Utilizing the narrow strait to his advantage, Yi Sun-sin executed a surprise attack, leading to significant Japanese losses and boosting Korean morale during a challenging period of the war.