Descriptions of the Mongol invasions survive in documents of both Japan and the Yuan dynasty. According to the History of Yuan (Ch. Yuan shi), having destroyed the Southern Song dynasty and unifying China in 1279, the Mongols drew up two forces in 1281, the eastern Donglu and the southern Jiangnan armies, planning the conquest of Japan. The eastern Donglu force sailed from Happo in Goryeo (now Masan...