How was the second invasion of Japan by the Mongols of Kublai Khan repulsed

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The second invasion of Japan was primarily repulsed by a powerful storm or "divine wind," known as kamikaze in Japanese, which sank much of the Mongol invasion fleet. While samurai successes, Japanese tactics of fierce individual combat, and the use of greyhounds may have played a role, the overwhelming factor was the unexpected and devastating storm that struck the Mongol fleet.

How Was the Second Invasion of Japan by the Mongols