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{{Infobox pirate|birth_name=Kossoguchi nē Kogata-muzu|nickname=Emperor on the Sea|rank=[[Wikipedia:Sea captain|Captain]]}} | {{Infobox pirate|birth_name=Kossoguchi nē Kogata-muzu|nickname=Emperor on the Sea|rank=[[Wikipedia:Sea captain|Captain]]}} | ||
'''Kossoguchi nē Kogata-muzu''' (February 4, 1801 – January 23, 1855), nicknamed the '''Emperor on the Sea''', was a pirate of [[Iwwai]] origin who operated along the X sea. His expansionist policies in regards to maritime control led to an arms race with government coalitions against piracy. At its height in 1844, Kossoguchi's fleet, the Broken-Spear Pirates, numbered around 700 ships, rivalling many navies of its time. | '''Kossoguchi nē Kogata-muzu''' (February 4, 1801 – January 23, 1855), nicknamed the '''Emperor on the Sea''', was a pirate of [[Iwwai]] origin who operated along the X sea. His expansionist policies in regards to maritime control led to an arms race with government coalitions against piracy. At its height in 1844, Kossoguchi's fleet, the [[Broken-Spear Pirates]], numbered around 700 ships, rivalling many navies of its time. | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 22 April 2024
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| Born | Kossoguchi nē Kogata-muzu |
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| Nickname | Emperor on the Sea |
| Rank | Captain |
Kossoguchi nē Kogata-muzu (February 4, 1801 – January 23, 1855), nicknamed the Emperor on the Sea, was a pirate of Iwwai origin who operated along the X sea. His expansionist policies in regards to maritime control led to an arms race with government coalitions against piracy. At its height in 1844, Kossoguchi's fleet, the Broken-Spear Pirates, numbered around 700 ships, rivalling many navies of its time.